THE “TYPICAL” CHIROPRACTIC PATIENT IS HARD TO DESCRIBE.

There is no “typical” patient based on socioeconomic status. Chiropractic care is covered by most health insurers, and the out-of-network and uninsured rates are very competitive. Pain can strike anyone at any time.

There is no “typical age”. Sure, seniors have more arthritis and potentially more ache and pains, but our office takes care of patients of all ages, including infants (who are certainly complicated to diagnose and treat), but spine pain can strike anyone. With school back packs getting bigger and children getting less exercise, we are seeing an increase of children in our office. The good news is that they respond very quickly to excellent chiropractic treatment.

SO, WHO GOES TO A CHIROPRACTOR?

Children and young adults involved in sports find that having a chiropractic physician available is a must. Through competition and training, sports injuries happen. Cole Pain Therapy Group has chiropractic physicians who are specially trained to deal with sports injuries and rehabilitation.

More females than males will go to a chiropractor, and I think that is mainly because females are more apt to take care of themselves than men. Often our male patients admit that they waited too long to come in for care, and wish that they had come in sooner. The longer patients wait, usually the harder they are to fix.

So… the patient who goes to a chiropractor is one who has pain, is rehabilitating a pain problem, or wants to avoid pain. If something hurts, it is time to get it checked out, and we stand ready to help. After diagnosing your condition, we will treat you or put you in the hands of someone who can.