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Chiropractic Adjustments in Loveland, CO

An adjustment is a specific, controlled movement applied to a joint that is not moving the way it should. Here is what that means, what it feels like, and how we decide what to adjust.

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What a Chiropractic Adjustment Actually Is

A joint that is stuck, or moving less than it should, irritates the tissue around it and makes the joints next to it work harder. An adjustment is a quick, precise push that restores that movement. It is over in a second and it is aimed at one joint, not at your whole back.

The popping sound people expect is gas releasing from the fluid inside the joint. It is not bone on bone, and an adjustment works whether or not you hear it. We wrote a whole post on that: why does my back crack?

People often search for a “full-body adjustment.” It is a search term more than a clinical one. What it means here is that we assess the whole spine and pelvis, then adjust the joints the exam shows are restricted. We do not run a routine of cracking everything.

  • Every adjustment follows an examination, never a guess
  • Full-spine assessment: neck, mid back, low back and pelvis
  • Technique matched to the person, from athletes to infants to grandparents
  • Gentler options for anyone uneasy about the popping sound
  • Chiropractic BioPhysics correction when the goal is lasting structural change
Chiropractic adjustment in Loveland, CO

What We See Most

Adjustments People Ask Us About

Full-Body Adjustment

The whole spine and pelvis assessed, with adjustments where the exam shows a joint is restricted. Not a routine of cracking everything.

Neck Adjustment

Specific, controlled care for neck stiffness, tension headaches and that stuck feeling when you turn your head.

Back Adjustment

Mid and low back adjustments for pain, tightness and restricted movement from work, lifting or long drives.

Hips & Pelvis

Care for an uneven pelvis or an irritated SI joint, a frequent source of low back and leg symptoms.

Gentle Adjusting

Softer techniques for anyone who is nervous, pregnant, older, or very young.

Symptom-Driven or Corrective

Some people want relief when something flares up. Others want the underlying structure corrected. We explain both and you choose.

Our Approach

Why We Examine Before We Adjust

An adjustment is only as good as the decision about where and why to make it. That is why nobody here is adjusted before they are examined. Your first visit is a consultation with the doctor, an orthopedic and neurological exam, and X-rays where they are clinically appropriate.

Then you get a report of findings: what we found, what we recommend, and what it costs, before any care begins. The $79 new patient special covers that whole first step. If your problem is not a chiropractic one, we will tell you that too.

Common Questions

Questions Patients Ask Us

Do chiropractic adjustments hurt?

Most people feel pressure and then relief. Some soreness afterward is common, much like after a new workout, and it usually passes within a day or two.

What is a full-body adjustment?

It is a common search term rather than a clinical one. In practice it means the whole spine and pelvis are assessed and the joints that are restricted get adjusted. We do not adjust areas that do not need it.

What is the popping sound during an adjustment?

It is gas releasing from the fluid inside the joint, the same thing that happens when you crack your knuckles. It is not bones grinding, and an adjustment works whether or not you hear a sound.

How much does a chiropractic adjustment cost in Loveland?

It depends on the care you need and your insurance. New patients start with our $79 special, which covers the consultation, the exam and the report of findings, and we go over all costs before any care begins.

How often do I need to be adjusted?

That depends on what your exam shows and what you want. Some patients come in only when something flares up. Others follow a corrective plan with a set schedule. We explain both and the choice is yours.

Patient Stories

Words from Our Wellness Family

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“As a hairstylist, my body goes through a lot, and since starting chiropractic care here, I’ve felt such a big difference. My pain and tension have improved so much, and I always leave feeling better than when I came in. The staff is kind, professional, and truly cares. I highly recommend!”

Verified Patient
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“I absolutely love coming here! All the staff are so welcoming and make you feel right at home. Everyone is friendly and caring, and the energy in the office is always positive. The massages are amazing and really help relieve tension. I always leave feeling so much better.”

Verified Patient
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“Having recently moved to Loveland, I was seeking a chiropractor closer to my home. I had a few unpleasant experiences with other Loveland chiropractic companies that are what I call ‘commercial chiropractic.’ Dr. Flemming’s passion for his practice was obvious to me from the first meeting. With every adjustment, I feel my body improve.”

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New Patients

Book Your Adjustments Evaluation

Tell us how to reach you and we’ll call to get you scheduled. Prefer to talk now? Call us at (970) 800-3486.

New Patient Special — $79

$315 value

  • Consultation with the Doctor
  • Orthopedic and Neurological Exam
  • Specialized Report of Findings

We’ll reach out during office hours to confirm your time. This form is for scheduling only — please don’t send medical details.

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Ready to Feel Like Yourself Again?

You have put this off long enough. One thorough exam tells you what is actually going on and what it will take to fix it. Call us or send a request — we will get you in.

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