Chiropractors go through the same hours of training and content that a medical doctor does. They must take national and state licensing board exams to become licensed. Annually, they complete continuing education classes that approved by the state they practice in.

Studies show that being treated by a chiropractor is safer than taking over the counter medications like aspirin, acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen on a daily basis. Their malpractice insurance premiums are far less than what a medical doctor pays. Our office utilizes advanced treatment technologies that don’t have to crack, pop or twist your body and still get great if not better results than utilizing traditional manual adjustments.

Occasionally, you may feel soreness after being treated. Other than that there are no side effects.

That varies with each patient’s condition. The chiropractor typically recommends a rehabilitative treatment protocol that includes seeing the patient often in the beginning of care.

That can vary based on what the patient needs. The doctor will make that decision during your initial visit to our office. We are an in-network provider with most health insurance companies. We have flexible, no interest payment plans.

Dr. Segarra has been practicing since 1998, and he specializes in treating more difficult cases. Patients spinal stenosis, disc bulges or herniations may benefit from his care. He also treats patients with peripheral neuropathy, arthritic knees or frozen shoulder.

Yes, Dr. Segarra is certified in chiropractic treatment technique for pregnancy called Webster.

No. For patients who are not comfortable with manual adjusting, we offer advance treatment technologies that utilize instruments that pulsate or vibrate. They can stretch or strengthen the injured muscles often on the first treatment.

No. Adjusting yourself is nonspecific. Your chiropractor will decide which areas of your body need to be moved and which do not.

No.