An established patient appointment for chiropractic rehabilitation is a follow-up visit with a chiropractor to monitor progress, adjust the treatment plan, and assess the effectiveness of previous treatments. This appointment is typically scheduled after an initial consultation and treatment plan has been established.

During an established patient appointment, the chiropractor will begin by reviewing the patient's progress since their last visit, taking note of any changes in symptoms, range of motion, and pain levels. Based on this review, the chiropractor may adjust the treatment plan, making modifications to the frequency, duration, or intensity of treatments as needed.

The chiropractor may also conduct a physical examination, which may include tests to assess joint mobility, muscle strength, and range of motion. Based on the results of the examination, the chiropractor may perform chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapies, corrective exercises, or other rehabilitation techniques.

During the appointment, the chiropractor will also answer any questions the patient may have about their condition, the treatment plan, and their progress. They will provide guidance on how to manage pain and discomfort between appointments, and offer advice on maintaining healthy habits and practices to prevent further injury or discomfort.

The ultimate goal of an established patient appointment for chiropractic rehabilitation is to provide ongoing care and support to help patients achieve and maintain optimal musculoskeletal health and function. By monitoring progress and making adjustments to the treatment plan as needed, the chiropractor can help patients achieve long-term success in their rehabilitation and overall well-being.