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Chiropractic BioPhysics® Care in Alpharetta, GA

At Optimal Spine and Body in Alpharetta, GA, we use Chiropractic BioPhysics® to guide personalized care for spinal alignment, posture, and movement. Your care begins with a detailed health history and examination, with imaging when clinically appropriate. Based on your findings and goals, we may recommend chiropractic adjustments, corrective exercises, and spinal traction to help reduce pain and improve function.

Explore Care for Your Symptoms

our approach

A More Detailed Look at Spinal Alignment

We assess your posture, spinal alignment, and movement alongside your symptoms and health history to understand what may be contributing to your discomfort. When clinically appropriate, digital X-rays provide additional information to help guide your care recommendations.

Your personalized plan may include chiropractic adjustments, corrective exercises, and spinal traction. We explain why each recommended treatment fits your findings and goals, then reassess your progress over time using measures such as pain, mobility, posture, and daily function.

Your first visits

What Can You Expect From Your First Three Visits?

From your initial consultation through your personalized treatment plan, each visit is designed to give Dr. Weiner a clearer understanding of your spinal alignment, health concerns, and goals so your care can be tailored specifically to you
First Visit

Your first visit begins with a welcome to our Alpharetta office and a consultation with Dr. Michael Weiner. We discuss your symptoms, health history, daily activities, and goals, then perform an examination to assess your posture, spinal movement, and other relevant findings.

When clinically appropriate, digital X-rays may be recommended to provide additional information about your spinal alignment. Dr. Weiner will explain the purpose of any recommended imaging and answer your questions. Your evaluation helps determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate for you and guides the next steps.

During your second visit, Dr. Michael Weiner reviews your examination findings and any imaging obtained, explains what they mean, and discusses your care options. You’ll have time to ask questions and understand the reasons behind each recommendation.

If care is appropriate and you choose to proceed, treatment may begin with chiropractic adjustments, corrective exercises, and spinal traction based on your individual needs. Additional imaging or home tools, such as a Denneroll spinal orthotic, may be recommended when clinically appropriate. We explain their purpose and provide instructions for any prescribed home care.

By your third visit, Dr. Michael Weiner reviews your initial response to care alongside your examination findings and goals. Together, you’ll discuss a personalized plan, including the recommended visit frequency, home exercises, and how your progress will be reassessed. Recommendations may change based on your response and needs.

We also review expected treatment costs, available insurance benefits, and estimated out-of-pocket expenses so you can make an informed decision about continuing care. You’ll have time to ask questions about both your treatment plan and costs.

Your Treatment Plan

Care Designed to Progress With You

Your care plan evolves with your findings, goals, and response to treatment. We reassess your progress and adjust recommendations along the way.

Phase 1
Corrective Care

Initial care focuses on reducing pain, improving movement, and addressing spinal alignment and posture where appropriate. Your plan may include adjustments, corrective exercises, and spinal traction. The frequency and duration of care depend on your findings and progress.

Phase 2
Stabilization Care

As you improve, we focus on maintaining progress and building strength, mobility, and confidence in daily activities. Visits may become less frequent as appropriate, with continued home exercises and reassessments to guide your next steps.

Phase 3
Lifetime Health Club

Longer-term recommendations are based on your ongoing needs, goals, and preferences. These may include independent home exercises, posture and activity guidance, or follow-up visits when appropriate. We review whether continued care is needed and explain your options.

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