Frequently Asked Questions in Columbus OH

Chiropractic is a gentle form of manipulation of the spine and other joints to alleviate pain and discomfort.

Back pain headaches, injuries, posture problems.

A chiropractic adjustment is a therapeutic treatment where a chiropractor uses their hands to manipulate a joint in the body.

Chiropractors have hours of training and education making this s safe therapy.

The doctor will look at your condition as well as X-rays and determine the number of treatments needed to meet your health goals.

Chiropractic adjustment keeps the joints mobile. The only way joints stay healthy is to make sure they move.

Most risks are short term, stiffness achiness. Not all people are safely able to be adjusted that is determined during your first and second visit.

They are not typically painful, but the body can respond with stiffness.

Dr. Kemp has spent years treating patients while learning to help them achieve their health goals successfully for over 30 years.

Typically 30-45 minutes. This includes therapy.

To become a chiropractor, individuals must complete an undergraduate degree, followed by a four-year chiropractic program at an accredited college, earning a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree, and then pass a national licensing exam to practice in their state; this includes extensive study in anatomy, physiology, radiology, and chiropractic principles, with a focus on the musculoskeletal system.

This is completely safe for women who are pregnant. As the body expands to make room back, pain is certainly an issue many women experience.

No this is a myth.

The cracking sound you hear during a chiropractic adjustment is called cavitation and is caused by the release of gas from the joint.

No, it is not safe to adjust yourself.

Most insurance plans have coverage.

Yes, Chiropractic is a safe and effective treatment for back pain.

Yes, chiropractic is a safe and effective treatment for neck pain.

Chiropractic care can be effective for tension headaches, which are often caused by posture and stress.

Chiropractic care and physical therapy are both non-invasive methods for pain relief, but they differ in their focus, treatment methods, and where they are performed.

Sports injury chiropractors can help prevent damage or help recover post-injury.

Yes! Chiropractors are posture experts and can help you improve your posture and alleviate the pain that comes with it. Not only can they pinpoint the cause of your posture problem, but they can also provide customized treatment to correct it.

Using hands to apply a controlled force to a joint, your chiropractor pushes the joint past its usual range of motion. You may hear popping or cracking sounds as your chiropractor moves your joints during the treatment session.

Yes, chiropractic care is generally safe for children of all ages, including infants and toddlers, when performed by a qualified pediatric chiropractor. In fact, chiropractic care can be a gentle and effective way to support a child's healthy development.