Frequently Asked Questions in Wilsonville OR

The amount of time put into your care with us at Modern Movement Medicine, will be significantly less than if you were undergoing an invasive procedure such as surgery. On average, we request about 4 hours of appointment time each week while you are undergoing care. While each patient’s journey is different, typical treatment plans average around 8-12 weeks. After you’ve graduated from your care plan, maintenance may be suggested depending on your condition and diagnosis.

Maintenance Care 

The total cost of your suggested treatment plan will be discussed in privacy with your overseeing Case Manager at your second visit. Our medical clinic accepts most major insurances, as well as offering several forms of financial assistance if needed.

Most recommended treatment plans average between 8-12 weeks. Your overseeing Providers and Case Manager will check in with you repeatedly throughout your course of treatment to ensure that you are on track to meet your goals.

Yes! In many cases several conditions can be simultaneously treated.

If Chiropractic or Physical Therapy is recommended for your condition by your overseeing medical provider, then we strongly encourage you to follow your recommended treatment plan. At Modern Movement Medicine, we believe that movement truly is medicine and allows your body to heal from within, without drugs or surgery.

Learn more about Why Chiropractic.

Trigger point injection (TPI) is a procedure used to treat painful areas of muscle that contain trigger points, or knots of muscle that form when muscles cannot relax. Trigger points can irritate the nerves around them and cause referred pain, or pain that is felt in another part of the body.

See more about (TPI) Trigger point injection and what it can do for you.

Injections are a relatively painless treatment option. Especially compared to other treatment options, such as surgery. Some patients, however, may experience varying degrees of discomfort during the procedure due to the extent, type and location of the regenerative medicine joint injection, which is determined based on the injury.

At your report of findings or second visit to our office, your Case Manager will review your insurance coverage with you. This aligns with our goals of being transparent with all of our patients, limiting unforeseen costs and stress!

Unfortunately, no. Regenerative therapies still qualify as experimental medical procedures, despite its incredible effects that are being seen all across the world! If you are interested in receiving this form of therapy at our office, or its part of your recommended treatment plan, but are concerned about your ineligibility for coverage under your current health insurance plan, don’t worry! Your overseeing case manager will have plenty of options for you!

Please wear loose, relaxed clothing that allows you to easily move in. Don’t worry if you forget, we can provide you with attire if needed!

At your first visit, you can expect to speak with your assigned Case Manager and Doctor. Your assigned doctor will perform a thorough examination exploring all bodily systems in order to make an accurate diagnosis pertaining to your condition.

See more about what to expect on your first visit here!

Yes! Our providers specialize in maternity care and we would LOVE the chance to work with you!

Yes! Our providers specialize in pediatric care and we would LOVE the chance to work with your littles!