Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?
No, you do not need a referral to see a chiropractor unless you are seeking treatment under a Medicare enhanced primary care plan or through the Department of Veteran’s Affairs (DVA).
Can chiropractic help with my headaches, sciatica, low back pain, shoulder pain, stiff neck, sports injury...?
Chiropractic may help resolve or improve many conditions, and your chiropractor is a health professional who has the experience and training to determine whether or not your condition could be helped by chiropractic. If there’s any concern, your chiropractor will be able to refer you to another health care professional and/or for further investigations.
How long do I need to allow for an appointment?
Appointment lengths will vary according to your requirements each visit. If you’ve got time restrictions, have a chat with our Chiropractic Assistants when you’re making your appointment. Typically, for an initial appointment you will need to set aside 45-60 minutes. For follow up visits, about 15 minutes.
Is Chiropractic safe?
Chiropractors are registered and qualified health care professionals. In Australia, chiropractors must complete an extensive five-year university education and clinical training program to ensure they provide low-risk effective care.
Will I need Xrays?
Perhaps. If your chiropractor determines that Xrays are clinically indicated, you will be referred to a local radiology practice. If you’ve already had Xrays, or other medical imaging or tests performed recently, please bring them along to your appointment.
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