No, you will not be required to sign a contract and compliance with whatever recommendations we make is completely up to you.

You will need to fill out an intake form that includes your primary complaint as well as any other areas of concern. From there you will be tested with orthopedic tests to eliminate any contraindications to being adjusted. Once the root cause of the complaints is located and adjustments are indicated, you will be adjusted followed by soft tissue work to allow for healing in the areas of complaint. On the way out you will receive a complimentary shirt as a thank you for trusting Looker Spine and Sport.

Once the initial complaint is treated and you’re no longer experiencing these symptoms it is the perfect opportunity to transition into maintenance care. This could mean spacing out visits a little more or just using each visit as an opportunity to focus on secondary or tertiary complaints. This is highly recommended to avoid any rebounding symptoms and to treat issues in an acute stage that are more difficult to live with.

This will depend on the patient’s complaints and symptoms. Some people, in rare cases may require multiple visits a week, but for most patients I recommend weekly visits based on sport and activity levels.

Yes we offer a monthly rate for patients who know they are committing to care.

No we do not accept insurance, however we accept HSA and FSA.

Yes we do accept HSA and FSA.

Yes, we have seen great results in athletes and those who comply with care in any type of training or sport.

No, we love to see athletes of all levels and all sports. Whether your a Hyrox pro, weekend golfer, an Atlanta Falcon or a stay at home parent.

• CrossFit athletes
• Olympic weightlifters
• Powerlifters
• Runners
• Golfers
• Tennis players
• Recreational athletes
• Weekend warriors
• High school and collegiate athlete

No, the goal at Looker Spine and Sport is to get you back to full capacity as soon as possible. To do so we will provide alternatives and scaled movements so you can continue training in your sport or at the gym and reach whatever stimulus you desire for that day.

Yes, it can help tremendously. While extremity adjustments are proven effective we will adjust and follow up with soft tissue modalities to help with healing in that specific area. Then, with PT recommendations we hope to see whatever it is that you’re dealing with subside.

Yes, I am trained in treating all of these populations and have equipment that accommodates any patients who may need it.

Yes, negative imaging could point us in the direction of what’s happening, whether it involves alignment of the spine or soft tissues surrounding the spine.