Here's how pricing works, why we don't bill insurance directly, and how to use HSA, FSA, or your out-of-network benefits.
This isn't a casual decision. It's intentional, and it shapes the kind of care I'm able to provide.
When a practitioner is in-network with insurance, the insurance company largely dictates what care looks like: how long visits can be, what conditions are "covered," which treatments are reimbursable, and how often you can be seen. Functional, root-cause work (the kind that actually finds and addresses why your body is struggling) doesn't fit neatly into those codes.
By working outside of insurance contracts, I can spend the time your case actually requires, order the labs you actually need, and design plans around you, not a billing code.
"You deserve a practitioner who's accountable to your healing, not to a contract."
For current pricing, please book a free 15-minute consult or call or text 714-540-0555. Here are the visit types I offer:
15 minutes · Complimentary
A no-pressure phone or video call to talk through what you're experiencing and whether we're a good fit.
60 minutes
A deep-dive intake: posture analysis, muscle testing, history, and lab review when applicable. You'll leave with a clear plan.
30 minutes
Adjustment plus progress review, lab interpretation, or focused nutrition and lifestyle work.
15 minutes
Chiropractic adjustment for established patients on a maintenance schedule.
Lab work, modalities like StemWave, and digital products are priced separately. We'll review all expected costs transparently before you commit to anything.
Most patients pay using their Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) card directly at checkout. Chiropractic care is a qualified medical expense under both.
All major credit cards, debit cards, checks, and cash are accepted. Payment is collected at the time of service.
Even though I don't bill insurance directly, you can often still get reimbursed for chiropractic visits by submitting a superbill to your insurance company.
A superbill is an itemized receipt with all the diagnosis and procedure codes your insurance needs to consider reimbursement. I'll provide one upon request after your visit. You submit it to your insurer, and they reimburse you directly (typically through your out-of-network benefits).
This depends entirely on your individual contract with your insurance company. Each plan is different. Some plans cover chiropractic care generously through out-of-network benefits; others don't cover it at all.
Before your first visit, I encourage you to call your insurer and ask:
I do not accept Medicare patients who plan to bill their visits to Medicare. Federal regulations prohibit Medicare beneficiaries from paying out-of-pocket for services that Medicare would otherwise cover. If you are a Medicare beneficiary and would like to be seen, please reach out so we can discuss your options.
The free 15-minute consult is the easiest way to ask about pricing, insurance, or whether the work I do is the right fit for you.