Chiropractor in Gilbert, AZ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept insurance, and what does a first visit cost?

Yes — The Well Chiropractic Clinic is credentialed (in-network) with nearly every major insurance company, and we also offer affordable cash-pay options, HSA acceptance, and CareCredit. First-visit cost depends on your coverage; call (480) 400-4508 and our team will verify your benefits before you come in.

Can chiropractic care help sciatica, herniated discs, or headaches?

Yes — these are some of the most common reasons patients visit us. Care focuses on restoring proper spinal alignment so nerves can function without interference. For disc-related problems we also offer non-surgical spinal decompression therapy, which relieves pressure on compressed nerve roots and intervertebral discs.

Do you treat auto accident injuries — and how does billing work after a crash?

Yes, auto accident injuries are a core part of our practice, from whiplash to back and neck pain. Coverage depends on your policy and circumstances, so we recommend contacting your insurance carrier — our office will work with you to sort out billing before you assume anything is or isn't covered.

Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy? For infants and kids?

Yes. We provide dedicated prenatal chiropractic care for expecting mothers and pediatric care for infants and children — our mission is care from infancy through adulthood, and adjustments are always gentle and tailored to the patient.

What happens at the first appointment?

Your first visit is a one-to-one sit-down consultation with the doctor: a discussion of your health history, an analysis, and X-rays if needed. We don't adjust on the first visit — you'll get a clear picture of what's going on and a recommended plan before any treatment begins.

Which location is closest to me, and what are your hours?

Our Gilbert clinic is at 2680 S Val Vista Dr, Bldg 5, Suite 122, Gilbert, AZ 85295 — phone (480) 400-4508. Hours: Mon/Wed 8–6, Tue 8–2, Thu 1–6, Fri 8–5. We also have clinics in South Mesa and North Mesa.

Do you offer spinal decompression, and who is it for?

Yes — spinal decompression is a non-surgical treatment that relieves pressure on compressed nerve roots and intervertebral discs. It's often recommended for patients with herniated or bulging discs, sciatica, and spinal radiculopathy.

How many visits does a typical treatment plan take?

It depends on your condition. If you're in pain, the first phase may be 2–3 visits per week for a few weeks to get you feeling better. After that, care typically phases into a maintenance rhythm — often a monthly visit — to keep your spine from reverting to where it started.