What to Expect at
‍Midland Chiropractic Care

Your first visit is all about understanding you, your health history, lifestyle, and the specific symptoms that brought you to our clinic.

During your 30 minute initial chiropractic consultation, your chiropractor will:

• Take a detailed case history to understand your condition and goals.
• Palpate (feel), test, and assess the region involved
• Perform any indicated orthopaedic and neurological testing
• Refer for any diagnostic imaging if required.
• Outline a suggested treatment plan to get you feeling better!

This session allows your chiropractor to confidently identify the underlying cause of your discomfort, rather than just quickly treating the symptoms. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask any questions and feel confident about the care you’ll receive.

You can learn more about our initial consultation here!

At your second visit, known as your Report of Findings, your chiropractor will discuss with you how you feel after your initial consultation and answer any questions you have.

You'll learn more about:

• What's causing your symptoms
• How your spine, joints, or muscles may be contributing to your pain
• The results of any imaging
• The best approach to recovery, based on the latest research

Your chiropractor will also continue with your suggested, personalised treatment plan, which may include chiropractic adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, dry needling, or rehabilitation exercises.

We’ll explain every step in clear, simple language so you feel informed and empowered to take control of your health.

Once your suggested treatment plan begins, your standard chiropractic appointments focus on helping you move better, feel better, and prevent future issues

These sessions are typically about 15 minutes and may include:

• Chiropractic manipulations or "adjustments" to restore normal joint motion and reduce tension
• Muscle and soft-tissue therapy
• Targeted rehabilitation exercises
• Advice on posture, ergonomics, and lifestyle modifications.

Each appointment builds on the last, helping you make steady, lasting progress toward better movement, less pain, and improved wellbeing.