A new patient does not check twelve boxes. Dr. Levitt asks where it hurts, what changes it, and what has already been tried, then tests motion and, when a limb is involved, strength and sensation. The plan might be one adjustment. It might be ice today and exercise for the week. It might be “see a physician before anyone adjusts you.” Leaving with that last answer is a finished visit.
Several tools can share a visit without becoming a bundle. Laser does not replace an adjustment. Ice does not move a joint. Orthotics do not fix a disc that has nothing to do with the feet. Functional questions do not cancel a structural finding. If someone offers you a package that uses every card in one visit, that offer did not come from this office.
What this office does not provide: surgery, injections, and prescription medication. It also does not publish prices here. Payment at the desk is cash, check, or major credit card, and a payment plan can be discussed. We will not guess what a health insurance policy pays.
First-visit logistics match the what to expect : a photo ID, 10 to 15 minutes for paperwork, clothes you can move in. New patients use this form. People who already have a chart use the existing-patient form. Cancel with at least 24 hours’ notice. A fee may be charged for a no-show or a late cancellation. That policy is described under about the practice. It is not a treatment.
Recovery is described the same way for every service. Some mechanical problems become more comfortable as motion returns and the daily load changes. Some do not. There is no visit count and no date promised in advance. If the same tests are not changing, the plan changes or you are referred. Feeling better is the hope. It is not a guarantee, and “drug-free” describes the tools, not a rule that medicine is never appropriate.
Dr. Levitt’s training and the chemical, nutritional, and structural frame are on meet the doctor. Read that if you want the biography. Stay here if you want to know which kind of care matches the problem you have today.