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| 1) Where can I find a Chiropractor ? | 1) CHIROWEB | |
| 2) How do I know if the Chiropractor is right for me ? | 1) REFERRAL:
Ask a family member or a friend if they know of a good Doctor of Chiropractic. Word of mouth is the best conveyor of satisfaction, and quality. Keep in mind that all cases are different, therefore "results my vary". |
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2) EDUCATION: Although most schools offer similar education programs (which are in par with what is offered in Medical schools, by the way), make sure that the doctor's Alma Mater is/was approved by the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE). Furthermore, post graduate education that provides a "certified" of "diplomate" status is a bonus (This does not guarantee compassion). |
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3) TRACK RECORD: Contact your state's "Board of Chiropractic Examiners ( see: Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards)", or equivalent, to request information such as license suspension or reported misdeeds. A list will be made available on this site in the future. |
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4) RESULTS: Even if the treatment program may ultimately require multiple visits to solve your problem, the fact remains that Chiropractic care should start providing results within a few visits (at the least a temporary improvement of symptoms). Your body knows what is good for it, start questioning the treatment if you feel that it is not helping. If the reaction from the doctor is not satisfactory, then seek care at an other facility. |
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