Training and certification are not the same. Ask what formal certification the doctor actually holds.
2. DOES THE EQUIPMENT MATCH THE TECHNIQUE BEING ADVERTISED?
If EPIC care is advertised, ask whether an Integrity Genesis instrument is actually being used. If different equipment is used, ask what technique is actually being performed and what specific training the doctor has with that equipment.
3. HOW WILL YOUR NECK ACTUALLY BE ADJUSTED?
Low-force upper-cervical care uses precise techniques designed to restore function and help you feel your best – without relying on forceful twisting, cracking or popping of the neck. If that’s the type of care you’re looking for, ask ahead how your doctor plans to adjust you.
KNOW YOUR DOCTOR. KNOW THEIR TRAINING. KNOW THE EQUIPMENT.
Before choosing upper-cervical care, know who is treating you, verify their training and certification, and make sure the equipment matches the technique being offered. Most importantly, understand exactly how your neck will be adjusted.
DR. JAMES STEIN, D.C., B.C.A.O. | 30+ YEARS OF UPPER-CERVICAL EXPERIENCE Helping patients with difficult and complex cases.