New Patient Chiropractic Instructions

At your first appointment for chiropractic care, the doctor will take a comprehensive history of your injury or problem, discuss any pertinent medical history, and perform a physical exam relevant to the injury. If necessary, you may be referred for imaging of the problem. If you've already had imaging related to the issue (like x-ray, MRI, CT, etc.), please bring the records with you for review. The doctor will discuss the treatment options with you and will treat your injuries as indicated. Regarding new patient instructions, please wear or bring loose-fitting clothes that allow the doctor to work on the areas of complaint. For example, stretchy or loose-fitting shirts, shorts or leggings, and sports bras if applicable are ideal. It can be very difficult to work through or around thick, non-stretchy clothing that cannot be pulled up past the knee or elbow. Additionally, make sure to have your insurance information handy to streamline the process.

We accept all insurances except Medicaid, Denali Care, Denali Kid Care, and Tricare. Dr. Radonich is contracted (in-network) with both Aetna and Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield. As part of our chiropractic care services, we will bill your insurance for you; however, any costs not covered by insurance are your responsibility. It is important for patients to be aware of their own insurance information and benefits.

You will find our New Patient Paperwork along with insurance information and new patient instructions for chiropractic care here: https://activehealthalaska.com/new-patient-center/

I work within the Active Health Solutions clinic, so you will hear Active Health Solutions and Radonich Chiropractic used interchangeably around the clinic. Fernanda, our office manager, will assist you with scheduling appointments over the phone and can also provide you with insurance information and new patient instructions.