Conversation
We discuss your symptoms, health history, daily activities, previous care and what you want to get back to doing.
Your first visit
Your first appointment focuses on understanding the problem, screening for concerns and discussing reasonable next steps—without pressure or guesswork.
We discuss your symptoms, health history, daily activities, previous care and what you want to get back to doing.
Your visit may include movement, range-of-motion, strength, orthopedic or neurological testing based on your concern.
Garrett explains what the assessment suggests, answers questions and discusses available options.
Care may begin on the first visit when the history and examination indicate it is appropriate and you agree to proceed.
You receive clear next steps, home recommendations when useful and an explanation of how progress will be reassessed.
Good to know
Possibly. Treatment begins only when it is appropriate after the assessment and you consent.
No. Imaging is considered when the history and examination indicate it may affect management or identify another concern.
Tell Garrett. He can explain the options, modify techniques and proceed only with your consent.
That depends on the concern, its duration, your goals and response. Progress is reassessed rather than promised in advance.