Pricing at About Life Chiropractic

Clear, Straightforward Pricing

We believe you should understand your costs before starting care. At About Life Chiropractic, we keep pricing simple and transparent so you can make decisions with confidence. Most patients tell us this process feels much clearer than what they’ve experienced elsewhere.”

Insurance and Payment Options

We accept most insurance plans and will verify your benefits, so you can know what to expect. If you don’t have insurance, we offer straightforward cash rates. Before your first visit, we’ll review:

what your insurance may cover
any out-of-pocket costs
available options based on your plan

FAQs

What if I have a high deductible?

If your deductible is high, we’ll walk you through your options so you can decide what makes the most sense for you. Many patients choose straightforward cash options in this situation.

Can I use HSA or FSA?

Yes. Most patients can use HSA or FSA funds for chiropractic care and therapies.

What Does Care Typically Cost?

Costs can vary depending on your needs and your insurance coverage. Rather than giving a one-size-fits-all number, we take the time to understand your situation and provide clear expectations before starting care. There are no surprises—just a plan you understand.

Therapies and Additional Services

Some therapies (such as dry needling, soft tissue work, ultrasound, and E-stim) are offered as cash-based services. We will always: explain why a therapy is being recommended, review the cost in advance, let you decide if you’d like to include it. Nothing is added without your understanding.

A Thoughtful Approach to Care

We recommend care based on what is appropriate for your body—not a preset package. If something isn’t necessary, we won’t suggest it. If there are options, we’ll walk you through them so you can choose what feels right.

Start With a Conversation

If you’d like to understand your options before scheduling, we offer a complimentary pre-appointment interview. This gives you the chance to ask questions, review potential costs, and decide how you’d like to move forward.