Q: What is chiropractic?

A: Chiropractic is a health care profession that emphasizes the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the nervous, muscular and skeletal systems. The main treatment used by chiropractors is called an adjustment, which describes the act of restoring proper range of motion to joints that suffer from diminished movement. Other treatments that are utilized with chiropractic care include soft tissue work, rehabilitation exercises, nutritional supplementation and therapies such as electrical muscle stimulation and ultrasound.

Q: What kind of conditions can chiropractic help treat?

A: Chiropractic care can help alleviate most biomechanical pain such as back, neck and joint pain, headache, and arthritic pain. Chiropractors are also able to provide care for asthma, fluid buildup in the ears, certain digestive complaints, and nutritional and general wellness counseling.

Q: Can Chiropractic help with pain and injuries to the arms and legs?

A: Yes. Chiropractic care can help common conditions such as plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow, muscle strains, joint sprains, arthritic joint issues and others.

Q: How can chiropractic care help infants and children?

A: Chiropractic care has been shown to be beneficial for numerous pediatric issues such as fluid in the ears, colic, difficulty breastfeeding and others. It is ideal to bring your baby in for regular chiropractic care during developmental changes such as learning to sit up, crawl, and walk.

Q: Is chiropractic care safe?

A: Adverse events associated with chiropractic care are extremely rare, which makes chiropractic care a safe health care method.

Q: How much do you charge for care?

A: Please see our Fee Information page for details about cost of care.

Q: Do you accept insurance?

A: Yes. Please see our Fee Information page for information about insurance billing.

Q: Where can I park?

A: There is 2 hour free on-street parking on both 2nd Ave and 13 St NE, in front of NECC. Please observeMinneapolis Snow Emergency parking rules, both 2nd Ave NE and 13 St NE are snow emergency routes. If you need help with winter parking rules please dial the city of Minneapolis info line at 311.

Q: What is the closest bus route?

A: Visit Metro Area Transit for bus routes and schedules for NECC.

Q: I am a patient, and want to thank you for your great care and excellent service. How can I do so?

A: It is deeply rewarding to know our work is making a difference in people's lives - it is the reason we entered the chiropractic profession! If you are happy with your care, the biggest compliment is the recommendation of NE Community Chiropractic to your friends, neighbors, co-workers and family.