Patient Information & FAQ
Everything you need to know about insurance, billing, and what to expect.
Yes! I provide you with the documents needed to submit each visit to your health insurance company. Simply send the claim documents to your insurer and they will handle your claim according to your coverage and benefits. If you have coverage, they will reimburse you for the cost of your care in accordance with your policy. Deductibles, copays, and/or out-of-network benefits may apply.
Yes! Services provided in this office are qualified medical expenses. Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) are accepted.
Yes! I have 20+ years of experience treating personal injury patients under the representation of an attorney.
Your first appointment includes a comprehensive examination of your spine, posture, and musculoskeletal health so I can build a treatment plan around your specific goals and symptoms. If needed, diagnostic imaging (such as X-rays) can be ordered as part of that evaluation.
Yes! In most cases, treatment can begin the same day as your initial examination.
Please bring a photo ID, your insurance card (if applicable), and any relevant imaging or medical records related to your condition. If you're being treated as part of a personal injury case, bring any documentation from your attorney as well.
Yes, at my Houston Heights location I offer weekday evening appointments (7–8p) and Saturday late-morning hours (10a–1p). Availability may vary — call, text, or email to confirm before booking.
If you have an emergency, please visit an emergency room, an urgent care facility, or call 911. Detailed clinical conversation and/or medical recommendations can only be provided in person with an appointment.
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