Chiropractic Care in Milwaukee, WI

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Understanding chiropractic

What is chiropractic care?

Chiropractic is a licensed health care profession focused on the spine, joints, and muscles.1 Chiropractors use their hands to help stiff joints move better. They also teach exercises and everyday habits that help you feel and move better.

At Chiropractic Company, care is natural and drug-free. Your plan is built around your condition, your medical history, your daily life, and your goals. Your doctor explains what they find, and you decide what’s right for you.

You see the same doctor as your care continues. That way, the person caring for you knows your history and your progress.

11%

of U.S. adults used chiropractic care in 20221

Since 1982

caring for Greater Milwaukee, with 400,000+ patients so far

Your first visit

What to expect at your first visit

  1. Share your story

    Your doctor asks what brings you in, when it started, what makes it better or worse, your daily activities, and your goals.

  2. Get a thorough exam

    Your doctor checks how your spine and joints move, where it’s tender, and your strength, reflexes, and sensation. X-rays are taken if needed.

  3. Talk through your options

    Your doctor explains what they found and walks you through care options. You decide what's right for you.

  4. Begin care at your next visit

    Treatment begins at visit two. In acute cases, your doctor may decide same-day treatment is appropriate.

You'll see the same doctor as your care continues, so the person treating you knows your history and your progress.

Your care

What your chiropractic care may include

Your doctor talks through options with you. Many plans combine hands-on care with exercise you do at home.

Good to know

If you don’t want an adjustment

Say so, and your doctor won’t adjust you. Gentle joint movement, muscle work, and exercise are other options. You choose your care.

Hands-on

Spinal adjustments

Quick, targeted movements help stiff joints in your spine move more freely.

Gentle option

Gentle joint movement

Slow, controlled movements loosen stiff joints when an adjustment isn’t the right fit.

Hands-on

Gentle muscle work

Pressure and stretching ease tight, sore muscles around the joints.

Rehab

Exercises and stretches

Simple moves you do at home build strength and keep you moving between visits.

Every day

Posture and work habits

Practical tips for your desk, your car, your lifting, and your sleep.

All clinics

Custom foot orthotics

Foot Levelers orthotics, starting with a free foot scan.

Select clinics

Physical therapy and massage

Physical therapy at Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, and West Allis North. Massage at Hales Corners and Oconomowoc.

Research and safety

What research says about chiropractic care

For back pain

Leading U.S. physician guidelines recommend natural, drug-free care first for new back pain. Spinal manipulation is one of the options they list.3

For neck pain

Research shows spinal manipulation, alone or with other care, can help reduce new neck pain. For lingering neck pain, it may reduce pain and improve function.2

Safety

Some people feel sore, stiff, or have a mild headache after an adjustment. These usually go away within a day. Serious problems are very rare.2

Your doctor checks for warning signs before any care begins. If something needs a medical doctor first, we’ll tell you and help you get there.

Your care team

Meet Milwaukee chiropractors

Every clinic has doctors who listen first and explain things in plain language.

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Insurance and your first visit

Care that fits your coverage

We’re in-network with most insurance plans, including Medicare, and our team can check your benefits before you come in. No insurance? New patients can start with the $29 first visit.

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Why Milwaukee trusts us

Trusted by Greater Milwaukee since 1982

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions about chiropractic care

Chiropractic care is hands-on, drug-free care for problems with your spine, joints, and muscles. Your doctor examines how you move, then talks through options such as spinal adjustments, gentle joint movement, and exercise. You choose your care.

For most people, yes. Some people feel sore, stiff, or have a mild headache after an adjustment, which usually goes away within a day. Serious problems are very rare. Your doctor checks for warning signs before care begins.

Most people feel a quick, gentle push and sometimes hear a pop. The pop is gas releasing from the joint. Some people feel a little sore afterward, much like after a workout.

No. If you don’t want an adjustment, tell your doctor. Gentle joint movement, muscle work, and exercise are other options. Your doctor explains each one, and you decide.

It depends on your condition, your goals, and how you respond. Your doctor explains a plan in plain language after your exam, and you can ask questions at any point.

Yes, when your exam calls for them. X-rays are taken right in the clinic. Many patients don’t need them.

Most plans cover chiropractic care, and we’re in-network with most insurance companies, including Medicare. Coverage varies by plan. Verify your insurance, and our team will check your benefits before your visit.

Often, yes. Same-day appointments are available at many of our clinics, depending on the day and each clinic’s hours. Call your nearest clinic or request an appointment online to check today’s openings. Your first visit is for your consultation and exam, and treatment typically begins at your next visit.

Usually not. Your first visit is for listening, a full exam, and X-rays if needed. Treatment begins at visit two. In acute cases, your doctor may decide same-day treatment is appropriate.

No referral is needed. Some insurance plans may require one for full benefits. Our team checks your plan when you verify your insurance and lets you know before your visit.

Eligible new patients can request a first visit for $29, including a consultation, an exam, and X-rays if needed. The offer requires requesting an appointment online and a visit within five business days. Medicare and Medicaid patients aren’t eligible.

Chiropractic Company has 20+ neighborhood clinics across Greater Milwaukee, and every one offers chiropractic care. Find a location close to your home or work.
Milwaukee-area chiropractic clinics near you

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Sources

  1. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Chiropractic: In Depth.
  2. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Spinal Manipulation: What You Need To Know. 2022.
  3. Qaseem A, Wilt TJ, McLean RM, et al. Noninvasive treatments for acute, subacute, and chronic low back pain: a clinical practice guideline from the American College of Physicians. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2017;166(7):514–530.
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