Dr. Liang Dai, DC

A chiropractic adjustment is a hands-on technique used to restore proper movement and function to the areas of the spine and body.

For patients 18 years old or younger. A chiropractic adjustment is a hands-on technique used to restore proper movement and function to the areas of the spine and body.

30 minutes of cold laser therapy. Intended areas Wrists Elbows Ankles Feet

Cold laser therapy for 45m Intended Areas: Shoulders Knees

Cold laser therapy for 60 minutes. Intended Areas Lower Back Hips Neck

A new patient exam for cold laser therapy

This is a 10 minute complimentary consultation. It is aimed for people that are unsure whether or not chiropractic care may help their needs. It is intended to be a quick chat to see if what we offer… more

A comprehensive adjustment is for more complex conditions that require more time. This may also involve additional modalities or treatments (ie. cold laser).

A comprehensive adjustment is for more complex conditions that require more time. This may also involve additional modalities or treatments (ie. cold laser).

In order to dispense custom foot orthotics, an examination and a digital scan will be done for both feet. Once the orthotics order has been placed, it may take up to 2 weeks for the orthotics to… more

This is for an examination to be done after a car accident and you are wishing to be covered through your car insurance. This examination will take about 45min to 60min. *Please note that if you… more

An examination for new patients seeking chiropractic care. This includes a health history, physical exam, and any relevant orthopedic tests that are required. Bring any previous imaging or imaging… more

An examination for new patients seeking chiropractic care that are still in school (High School or lower grades). This includes a health history, physical exam, and any relevant orthopedic tests that… more

For current patients with new complaints and need an examination or to track progress of current treatment plan.

The Re-Examination is for current or previous patients who have not had an adjustment between 6 to 12months. If it has been longer than 12 months since your last adjustment, please select New Patient… more