Frequently Asked Questions

Sanger Chiropractic is an out-of-network provider. While we won’t be able to submit directly to your insurance, we have systems in place to empower those with Chiropractic coverage to submit claims on their own to be reimbursed directly. 

We have partnered with Reimbursify for you to easily submit your claims for out-of-network health insurance reimbursement from your smartphone. Download the app and get your first claim free. 

Click Here for more information or to file a claim.

Once you book your new patient appointment online, you will receive a confirmation email that provides a link to complete an intake form. You'll receive some reminder emails/ texts before your appointment date. 

When you arrive to the office you can have a seat in the waiting area until Dr. Sanger greets you. She may be with a patient when you arrive so please wait until you're escorted into her treatment room. 

The appointment will start with taking the history of your complaints and getting to know you as a person. Then Dr. Sanger will perform some physical tests to better understand the root cause of your complaints. Once the tests are complete, she will go over your findings and explain what treatments will best fit you. Dr. Sanger will answer all of your questions and you will then receive your first treatment!

Chiropractic is a hands-on, non-surgical, non-pharmaceutical health care discipline used to treat disorders of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems as a means of improving overall health.

When performing a chiropractic adjustment, a joint is moved through it’s normal a range of motion until its end range, then a small quick thrust is applied into the joint. Some people experience an audible click or pop, which is gases being released from the joint. Chiropractors, like Dr. Sanger, are highly trained in performing safe and effective spinal manipulative therapy.

This is a myth. Present medical and scientific evidence does not establish that chiropractic treatment causes either damage to an artery or stroke. Even with this knowledge, we still take preventive measures by altering the angles of neck adustments in order to protect the arteries in the front to you neck. 

• Increase range of motion, flexibility, and mobility 
• Reduce pain and inflammation
• Promote healing in the body 
• Improve joint function and ease of movement
• Reduce stress 
• Influence nerve function and immunity
• & more!