Chiropractic is beneficial for overall wellness, and can help with dozens of health issues, including back and neck pain, constipation, acid reflux, migraines, TMJ pain, sciatica, and more.

A referral is usually not needed to see a doctor of chiropractic (DC); however, your health plan may have specific referral requirements. You may want to contact your employer’s human resources department—or the insurance plan directly—to find out if there are any referral requirements. Most plans allow you to just call and schedule an appointment.  

Yes, Healthy Spine Chiropractic accepts most types of health insurance. Please call our office at (516)809-7610 to see if yours is accepted.

The hands-on nature of the chiropractic treatment is essentially what requires patients to visit the chiropractor a number of times. To be treated by a chiropractor, a patient needs to be in his or her office. In contrast, a course of treatment from medical doctors often involves a pre-established plan that is conducted at home (i.e. taking a course of antibiotics once a day for a couple of weeks). A chiropractor may provide acute, chronic, and/or preventive care thus making a certain number of visits sometimes necessary. Your doctor of chiropractic should tell you the extent of treatment recommended and how long you can expect it to last.

No. Providing chronic pain relief is just one of our focuses, we also work with people recovering from acute and sub-acute injuries from either work or play. As well, we help people who are receiving massage therapy as a part of their healthcare for maintenance of wellness and stress reduction.

As a family chiropractor, Dr. Kronowitz treats individuals of all ages, including newborns.

Yes, in fact there are studies showing that women who were treated during pregnancy have a better labor and delivery.

Adjustments do not always produce a sound. However, some techniques do create  "popping.” This audible release is the result of gas shifting in the joint.