A Family Chiropractor in Prosper

All of the doctors at our Prosper chiropractic office are board certified through the Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners (TBCE). Additionally, they all have certifications through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) to serve children from birth to adulthood and are all specialized through Webster certification to care for women during pregnancy and in post-partum. As a chiropractor in Prosper, we specialize in full-family wellness, and it is our goal to serve the entire family with neurologically-based chiropractic care.

We are in-network with most major providers. Please bring your ID and insurance information to your first appointment and we will complete a complimentary benefits check before any charges incur.

Your initial appointment takes 45 minutes to gather diagnostics. Your second visit takes 30 minutes to review your findings and receive your first chiropractic adjustment. Subsequent visits last approximately 10 minutes. If you need more time with our staff, we’d be happy to schedule it, but we always want to be respectful of your time and other engagements.

Each practice member undergoes a comprehensive consultation on their first visit at our Prosper chiropractic office to assess their needs and health goals, which helps create a care plan that is specific to that individual. As a Prosper chiropractor, our focus is to help patients achieve true health, which is optimal function, not merely the absence of symptoms. We tailor care plans for corrective results, not just temporary change!

Yes. We have a digital X-ray suite on-site for your convenience and cost effectiveness. Most practice members, if not pregnant, receive X-rays as part of our examination process.

Every baby is different and we tailor treatment specifically for the individual needs of a baby to help them achieve optimal function. If an adjustment is necessary, the doctors use a specialized technique that is both gentle and specific. The doctors use the tip of their finger and apply minimal pressure to the vertebra to remove nerve pressure and restore function for the baby. The pressure is very similar to the amount of pressure you would apply to check to see if a tomato is ripe.