Do You Offer Virtual Care?

I can hear you, “How can you fix my back over the internet?”. That’s an excellent question, and you’re right, I can’t physically fix your back without getting my hands on you.  It’s very frustrating when I know if I could just see the patient in person, I could fix their problem.  Issues with muscles, joints and fascia require a hands-on approach.  However, there are many health problems that I can help through virtual care.

(I can direct people to someone in their area who can provide the kind of chiropractic care they need.  I don’t charge anything for this kind of help, and I sincerely enjoy helping people.  So please contact me with any questions you have, and I will do my best to help you.)

For difficulties other than musculoskeletal ones, I’m able to take care of patients who aren’t able to come to my office.  Of course, there are exceptions, and I can’t help every long-distance patient, but it is surprising just how much we are able to help those who don’t live nearby.  Through the internet and the phone, we are able to offer virtual care to people all over the world.

Diabetes, high blood pressure, anxiety, multiple sclerosis, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, hyper-thyroid and hypo-thyroid dysfunction are just examples of the kinds of things that I can help you with.

I am able to get a good history, look at prior medical records, order necessary lab work, consult with my patient, prescribe a treatment plan and stay connected with my patient in case anything unexpected comes up.  The cost for this care varies depending on insurance, lab work and the treatment given.  If you’re frustrated about not being able to get the care you need and would like me to work with you, all you need to do is contact our office to get started.

I really enjoy seeing my patients in person, and for 20 years that is all I did.  The last couple of years more people are seeking me out for help who live all over the world.  If there is something you need help with and are curious if I can help, it’s as simple as leaving a comment.

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