FAQ

Dr. Colby will first do a consultation to see whether he can help you. He will review your new patient paperwork, health history, and current complaint, then run a detailed examination of your spinal joints, muscles, ligaments, and discs using over 60 neurological, orthopedic, and chiropractic tests.

Back in Motion accepts auto insurance and VA referrals but does not accept health insurance. We offer affordable self-pay wellness rates for your whole family.

Bring comfortable clothing for the examination, your driver's license or ID, and your auto insurance card or claim number if applicable. New patient paperwork generally takes about 15 minutes to complete, so show up early if you haven't filled it out beforehand.

Yes. Back in Motion is a VA Community Care provider for chiropractic. Eligible veterans receive 8 to 12 chiropractic treatments fully covered when referred through the VA Community Care program. See the Veterans page for the full process.

Yes. Back in Motion has an on-site digital X-ray machine. If your case calls for imaging, we take it the same visit so the doctor can review findings with you before you leave.

Plan on roughly 45 to 60 minutes for the first visit because it includes the consultation, exam, and first treatment. Follow-up visits are shorter and usually run 15 to 30 minutes depending on the plan.