New Patient

New Patient Paperwork

Download the new patient paperwork and either bring it to your appointment, or email them to enhancelifechiropractic@gmail.com.

For Youth Athletes and Their Parents

Sports physicals, injury prevention, and getting the most out of every season are close to my heart, since chiropractic care is the reason I got to keep competing at all.

  • What to expect at a Colorado sports physical, including the CHSAA requirements every family needs to know.
  • Why youth athletes should see a chiropractor before they're hurt, not just after.
  • Tennis elbow relief, and how IASTM, adjustments, and kinesiotaping work together.

For Moms and Families

Pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the everyday aches of raising kids all get their own coverage here.

  • Postpartum recovery and chiropractic care, and what new moms should actually know.
  • Back-to-routine care, and why fall is a good time to get checked out.

Colorado Living, Season by Season

Some of this is just Colorado life.

  • Camping without the back pain, an ergonomic guide for Colorado trips.
  • Road trip ready, preventing back pain on long Colorado drives.
  • Hydration and your spine, why water matters for disc health.

Initial Evaluation and Assessment

  • Consultation: Review of medical history, lifestyle, and current symptoms.
  • Physical Exam: Tests for posture, range of motion, and spinal alignment.
  • Diagnosis: Clear identification of the issue to set measurable goals.

Phase 1: Relief (Acute) Care

  • Goal: Reduce severe pain, inflammation, and muscle spasms.
  • Frequency: 2-3 visits per week.
  • Duration: 2 to 6 weeks.
  • Methods: Spinal adjustments, gentle mobilization, ice/heat therapy, or electrical stimulation (TENS)

Phase 2: Corrective or Rehabilitative Care

  • Goal: Restore normal function, retrain the spine, and strengthen supporting muscles.
  • Frequency: 1 to 2 visits per week.
  • Duration: Several weeks to months.
  • Methods: Continued adjustments, therapeutic stretching, strengthening exercises, and ergonomic lifestyle guidance.

Phase 3: Maintenance or Wellness Care

  • Goal: Preserve mobility, maintain spinal stability, and prevent a return of symptoms.
  • Frequency: 1 visit every 4 to 6 weeks (or up to 1 to 3 months depending on the case).
  • Methods: Periodic check-ups and home exercise routines.