Chiropractor FAQs | InnerLux Healing Collective Denver
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your first visit — from what chiropractic care actually is, to insurance, safety, and what to expect.
Frequently Asked Questions - General Chiropractic
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Chiropractic care focuses on diagnosing and treating mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, particularly the spine, to improve function and reduce pain through manual adjustments.
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Our chiropractic care promotes both mental and physical well-being by enhancing nervous system function, which can lead to reduced stress, better sleep, and improved mental clarity.
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Yes, chiropractic care is safe and beneficial for people of all ages, with specialized pediatric services and family-focused care available.
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Chiropractic adjustments are usually not painful, though some people may feel temporary discomfort, stiffness, or soreness after an adjustment.
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Yes. The clinic offers chiropractic support for chronic conditions such as arthritis, chronic pain, and joint mobility issues, and can adjust nearly any body joint.
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Yes, chiropractic care can help improve posture by addressing misalignments or imbalances in the spine and joints.
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Yes, chiropractic care has been shown to help relieve certain types of headaches, such as tension headaches and migraines.
Read more about chiropractic care at InnerLux.
Frequently Asked Questions - Prenatal Chiropractic
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Yes. Prenatal chiropractic care at InnerLux is gentle and specifically designed with pregnancy in mind. Both Dr. Courtney and Dr. Taylor are Webster-certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA).
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You can begin at any stage of pregnancy, but earlier is often better. We are not accepting new prenatal patients who are 34 weeks pregnant or later. Please call our office if you are 34 weeks or greater for more information.
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Research shows that consistent Webster adjustments throughout pregnancy can reduce labor and delivery time and aid in postpartum recovery by creating balance in the pelvis and nervous system.
Read more about prenatal chiropractic care.
Frequently Asked Questions - Pediatric Chiropractic
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There's no minimum age. Some families bring their babies in shortly after birth, while others start care when their child is older. It's also common to bring your child after a fall, during growth spurts, or after a sports injury.
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Yes. Pediatric chiropractic care is extremely gentle and specifically designed for children — often using an Activator® tool or light manual pressure, without twisting, popping, or cracking.
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Coverage varies by plan. We're happy to review your benefits and help answer insurance questions. Unfortunately, in most cases insurance does not cover chiropractic adjustments for children unless there is a pain complaint.
Read more about pediatric chiropractic care.
Frequently Asked Questions - Auto Accident Chiropractic
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Yes. Many people don't feel pain right away after a collision because the body's defense mechanisms mask symptoms for weeks, months, or years. Research shows collisions at just 5 mph can cause whiplash and soft-tissue injury. Early intervention is critical.
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In Colorado, most drivers carry Med-Pay coverage, which may cover your chiropractic treatment after an accident. Please bring your claim number and any attorney information to your first visit.
Read more about auto accident care.
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Yes, we are currently in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield and United Healthcare, and we accept all HSA and FSA.
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Medicare coverage is limited; examinations and X-rays are not included.
Frequently Asked Questions - Insurance, Payment & Logistics
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Yes, we offer free parking in the lot directly in front of our office, as well as validated parking in the parking garage off Conejos Place.
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Treatment continuation is always optional. Many patients choose to maintain regular adjustments as part of their wellness routine, but your care plan is yours to define.
BEGIN YOUR WELLNESS JOURNEY FOR JUST $97
Your $97 first visit is split into two appointments. Day 1 is a thorough exam, digital X-rays (if needed), and posture analysis. Day 2 is your full report of findings and your first adjustment (limited time offer; exclusions apply).