Houston's #1 pregnancy & pediatric chiropractic care

What services do you offer?

We offer several chiropractic techniques, acupuncture, massage therapy, therapeutic modalities, and exercise rehabilitation. For a full list of the services we offer, visit Our Services Page.

Are your doctors Webster certified?

All our Doctors of Chiropractic are Webster certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (14 hours). Not only that, but each has taken over 300 hours of additional coursework, training, and research through ICPA to obtain their Certification from the American Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP). This special designation is attained by only a small percentage of chiropractors who are dedicated to pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic and pass the rigorous examination. We have more certified chiropractors than any chiropractic office in Texas!

What about my child, can they get adjusted as well?

Yes, we have done adjustments for babies as new as a few hours old. We can help with colic, ear infections, acid reflux, feeding issues, tension and stiffness, as well as babies who have plagiocephaly – flatness on side of their head. For other ways we can help children, visit our Pediatric page.

How long are the massages?

We offer massages in 45 minutes, 60 minutes and 90 minutes increments.

How long can I expect to be there for my new patient appointment?

New patient appointments last anywhere from 45 minutes to 90 minutes.

How much does a new patient appointment cost if I’m paying cash?

Depending on what you are seeing us for and the services you receive, your estimated cost for a new patient exam, adjustment, and therapies could range anywhere from $200-$160. Your second appointment could range from $125-$90. Follow-up appointments can range from $90-$50.

What will happen during my new patient appointment?

There will be the requisite new patient forms and waivers to sign, and we also have several computer kiosks on which to enter more detailed information about your symptoms and what has brought you to our clinic. During your time with the Doctor of Chiropractic, we do a new patient exam which consists of but is not limited to reviewing your medical history, current symptoms, range of motion, orthopedic, neurological tests, thermal imaging using an infrared scanner, and also evaluating your spinal muscle tone using a static electromyogram (sEMG). These last two scans are completely noninvasive a

Is it better to get my adjustment before my massage or exercises, or after?

Ideally it is better to do the adjustment after receiving massage and/or exercises. The massages and exercises help warm up your muscles, relieving built up tension and making the adjustments easier.