What is the Infinite Motion difference?
Everyone is different. Why shouldn’t your treatment be too?
We DO NOT offer cookie-cutter approaches or gimmicks to your physical health. We DO create programs of care designed to meet your individual needs.
We DO NOT rely on machines to passively fix your issues. We DO provide comprehensive manual care aimed at providing long term pain relief and sustained mobility gains.
We DO NOT focus on short term fixes. We DO care about your continual human movement optimization.
How long will it take before I'm better?
It depends. Each and every patient presents with unique symptoms and case histories. However, the following are general guidelines based on our clinical experience:
MINOR: 3-5 treatments
MAJOR: 6-8 treatments
SEVERE: 10+ treatments
You will have a better understanding regarding this timeline after your initial visit.
Do you accept extended health benefits/insurance?
Yes! Infinite Motion provides official invoices and receipts for all of your claiming purposes. All major insurance providers are covered.
Do you do direct billing?
Infinite Motion does not direct bill any insurance companies. We will provide official invoices and receipts for all of your claiming purposes. We are more than happy to help you submit your first claim — it’s easy!
How do I come prepared for my appointment?
You will be asked to fill out a short intake form when you arrive.
Please bring a copy of any health reports that may help us with your case. This can include, but is not limited to, imagining reports (x-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT) and blood panels.
What should I wear?
Ideally, you should bring a pair of shorts/leggings, and a loose-fitting t-shirt/tank-top. Please contact us for further details if you have any reservations regarding your attire.
Do you accept patients who have been involved in motor vehicle accidents?
Absolutely! Please inform us prior to your first visit if you were injured via an MVA. You will need to provide us with some basic claim information in order for us to start the treatment process. Please bring any claim or insurance information (i.e. claim number, policy number etc.) that you may have.
