Before you book

Your visit at a glance

In online booking, choose NEW PATIENT Examination & Report of Findings. Complete your intake forms before arriving and wear comfortable clothing.

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Clear choices

Payment options for ongoing care

Standard individual follow-up visits are $65. Optional prepaid packages and monthly memberships are also available. You do not have to purchase a package or join a membership to receive care.

Ask us about current options, costs, and terms before deciding. Your examination, goals, and progress guide care recommendations; your payment arrangement is a separate choice.

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A thank-you to those who serve

Care for the people who care for our community

10% off for school employees

Teachers, aides, administrators, counselors, bus drivers, cafeteria staff, custodians, and other school employees receive 10% off regular individual office visits.

Bring your school employee ID or other proof of current employment. This discount cannot be combined with the $24 new patient offer, prepaid packages, memberships, or other discounts. We can help you choose the applicable option that costs less.

15% off for military members and first responders

Thank you for serving our communities. Let us know when you contact the office so we can explain eligibility and how your discount applies.

1. Book Your New Patient Examination

Schedule the $24 new patient visit online or by phone.

2. Complete Your Intake Forms

Complete health history, current concerns, goals, and consent forms through the secure booking system.

3. Arrive Prepared

Bring relevant imaging or medical information if available, wear comfortable clothing, and bring your questions.

4. One-on-One Consultation

Dr. Corey takes time to listen to your story, what you have tried, what aggravates the problem, and what you want to return to.

5. Comprehensive Examination

The exam may include posture, movement, range of motion, orthopedic, neurological, and joint assessments based on your presentation.

6. Personalized Plan

Findings and options are explained in plain language, with no pressure or pre-packaged long-term plan.

7. First Adjustment When Appropriate

Treatment can begin on the first visit when clinically appropriate and comfortable for you.

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A closer look

Why the first visit is intentionally longer

The first visit is where we decide whether the problem is appropriate for care and what information actually matters. That requires more than locating the painful spot. The history, symptom behavior, movement, relevant orthopedic or neurological findings, and your goals all help shape the recommendation.

The visit is also meant to give you clarity. You should understand what was found, what remains uncertain, what options make sense, and what you can reasonably expect before deciding how to proceed.

What happens if chiropractic is not the right next step

A useful examination can sometimes end with a referral rather than treatment. If the history or findings suggest imaging, medical evaluation, or another provider would be more appropriate, that should be explained directly rather than delaying the right next step.

Common questions

Questions about your first visit

How much does the first visit cost, and do I need insurance?

New patients pay $24 for the introductory visit completed by November 26, 2026. Standard follow-up office visits are $65, with no package required. Firm Foundation is self-pay and does not bill insurance directly. You do not need insurance to schedule.

How long should I plan for the first visit?

New patient visits are typically 45 to 60 minutes so there is time for the history, examination, explanation of findings, and questions.

Will treatment definitely happen on the first visit?

Not automatically. Treatment can begin when the history and examination indicate it is appropriate. If more evaluation or referral should come first, that takes priority.

Do I have to agree to a long plan before I leave?

No. Recommendations should be explained clearly, and you can decide what you are comfortable with after you understand the findings and options.

From Dr. Corey's video library

Watch the explanation

Why My First Exam Takes So Long

Why Firm Foundation intentionally allows more time for the first examination and explanation of findings.

Ready to get clear answers?

Your $24 new patient visit includes time to listen, examine thoroughly, and explain the findings and options in plain language.