For meaningful, lasting structural change.
Corrective care is not a single adjustment — it's an arc. Our Platinum and Gold plans are personalized protocols built around your structural findings, designed to restore alignment and keep it that way.
Personalized
Built from your structural findings — not a template.
Defined arc
A clear beginning, middle and end. Not an open subscription.
Measurable
Re-examinations confirm correction, not just symptom relief.
Principled
Above-down, inside-out. Every visit on purpose.
Built for bodies under real load.
Chronic structural tension
Recurring neck, mid-back or low-back patterns that keep coming back no matter how many times they're treated symptomatically.
Postural & desk-load patterns
Forward-head posture, rounded shoulders, hip and pelvic compensations from years of seated work.
Athletes & active bodies
Lifters, runners, golfers and parents whose performance and recovery depend on a spine that moves and adapts cleanly.
Post-injury recovery
Falls, motor-vehicle collisions and old injuries where the original structural shift was never fully corrected.
Nervous-system stress
Sleep disruption, headaches, jaw tension and fatigue patterns linked to upper-cervical and thoracic interference.
Family & preventive care
Patients who understand that the spine is worth protecting before it breaks down — and who want their family to do the same.
Three phases, one continuous correction.
Relief
Reduce immediate structural tension and quiet the nervous system so the body can begin to respond.
Correction
Restore alignment and retrain supporting tissues so the spine holds its corrected position.
Wellness
Maintain the correction long-term — preventing regression and keeping the nervous system clear.
Every plan, fully equipped.
The specifics — frequency, scope and duration — vary by plan and by your findings. The framework below is shared by every Spinal Corrective Plan we build.
Specific corrective adjustments
Each adjustment is targeted to your structural findings — not a routine roll-over-and-crack.
Re-examinations
Scheduled checkpoints so we measure correction, not just how you feel that day.
Postural rehabilitation
Specific exercises and stretches that retrain the spine to hold its corrected position.
Home-care programming
Sleep set-up, workstation, hydration and movement — the daily inputs that protect the work.
Lifestyle education
The Five Essentials of Health woven into your plan, so the spine has a body that can hold the correction.
Member scheduling
Priority booking windows so the cadence we prescribe is the cadence you can actually keep.
Two ways to commit.
Plan length and investment are determined by your structural findings at your initial exam. Both plans are paid as a defined corrective arc — not an open-ended subscription.
Platinum Plan
Our most complete protocol.
Designed for full structural correction and long-term spinal health — the patient who wants every advantage on the road back to function.
- Full corrective adjustment cadence
- Re-examinations & progress imaging
- Postural rehabilitation protocol
- Home-care & lifestyle programming
- Priority scheduling
- Long-term wellness phase included
Investment determined at exam
Inquire about Platinum Plan →Gold Plan
Meaningful, lasting change.
A sustained corrective plan for patients ready to commit to real structural change without the full Platinum scope.
- Corrective adjustment cadence
- Mid-plan re-examination
- Core postural rehabilitation
- Home-care guidance
- Member scheduling window
Investment determined at exam
Inquire about Gold Plan →From first visit to lasting correction.
- Day 01
Initial Structural Exam
Full postural analysis, structural assessment and consult. We map exactly what's going on before we recommend anything.
- Day 02
Report of Findings
We walk you through your findings in plain language, recommend the appropriate plan and answer every question.
- Weeks 1–4
Relief phase
Frequent, focused adjustments to calm the nervous system and reduce immediate structural tension.
- Months 2–6
Correction phase
Steadier cadence with postural rehab — this is where the spine learns to hold its new position.
- Ongoing
Wellness phase
A protective cadence that keeps the correction stable and the nervous system clear for the long haul.
"In principle, everyone should have preventive care to locate and treat joint or segmental movement restrictions, because they are a potential source of trouble and can be quickly and safely diagnosed as well as treated by manipulation."
— World Health Organization
Every Spinal Corrective Plan begins with an Initial Structural Exam. Your findings — not a one-size protocol — determine the length, cadence and scope of your corrective arc.
See single-visit pricing →Membership questions.
How long is a typical Spinal Corrective Plan?+
Plan length depends entirely on your structural findings — most patients are looking at a defined arc of three to nine months of active correction, followed by a wellness phase. The exact timeline is presented at your Report of Findings, not before.
What does it cost?+
Investment is determined at the Report of Findings, after your Initial Structural Exam, because the plan is built around your specific findings. Plans are paid as a defined corrective arc — not an open-ended subscription — and we offer flexible payment scheduling.
Can I just come in when I'm in pain?+
Yes. Single Corrective Adjustments are always available — see our pricing page. Corrective plans exist for patients who want to address the underlying structural cause, not just the next flare-up.
Do you accept HSA / FSA cards?+
Yes. HSA and FSA cards are accepted for both single visits and corrective plans. We also provide superbills for out-of-network insurance reimbursement.
What if I move or my schedule changes mid-plan?+
Life happens. We'll work with you to extend, pause or restructure your plan in a way that respects both your circumstances and the integrity of the corrective arc.
Are corrective plans available for children and family members?+
Yes. Family corrective plans are available — we'll discuss appropriate cadence and scope at your consultation.