Experiences in patients' own words
These videos describe individual experiences. They do not establish what a treatment will do for you. Your symptoms, health history, options, and goals need their own assessment.
Rose's testimonial
Rose's testimonial. Loading this connects your browser to YouTube, which has its own privacy policy.
Open on YouTube (new tab) ↗Shoulder pain testimonial
Shoulder pain testimonial. Loading this connects your browser to YouTube, which has its own privacy policy.
Open on YouTube (new tab) ↗Hip pain testimonial, part 1
Hip pain testimonial, part 1. Loading this connects your browser to YouTube, which has its own privacy policy.
Open on YouTube (new tab) ↗Hip pain testimonial, part 2
Hip pain testimonial, part 2. Loading this connects your browser to YouTube, which has its own privacy policy.
Open on YouTube (new tab) ↗Make the conversation about you
A useful first conversation covers what is bothering you, what has been tried, which options are appropriate, their risks and limitations, and how progress would be assessed. You should have room to ask questions before deciding about care.
Meet the team, look around the office, or read the new patient offer and eligibility details. If you have feedback about a visit, you can speak with the practice about a concern.
Updated