Helpful answers before you begin.

The initial visit generally begins with a discussion of your health history, current concern and goals. An appropriate assessment may follow. Findings and available options are discussed before a decision about care is made.

That depends on the history, assessment findings, clinical appropriateness, informed consent and your preferences. In some situations, further evaluation or referral may be recommended first.

Comfortable clothing that allows you to move is generally a good choice. If the office has any specific preparation instructions, those can be provided when the visit is confirmed.

There is no responsible universal answer. Frequency and duration vary with the concern, findings, goals, response and personal preferences. Recommendations should be explained and reviewed over time.

Not everyone needs imaging. Bring any relevant imaging or reports you already have. Whether additional imaging is appropriate depends on the individual history and findings.

Yes. Preferences, comfort and questions are important parts of informed care. Discuss them before and during the visit.

No. Website content is general educational information and cannot replace an individual evaluation, diagnosis or advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

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