Chiropractic Associates of Gainesville

A first visit with an explained sequence

Chiropractic Associates of Gainesville practices at 3703 SW 13th Street. Its new-patient page describes the visit with more detail than a generic promise of an adjustment: paperwork before arrival if possible, a conversation with the chiropractor, examination, likely X-rays, explanation of the findings and an adjustment that first day. It says the appointment takes about 45 minutes to an hour; forms completed in the office add roughly fifteen minutes. The word “likely” matters for the imaging step. The description does not establish that X-rays are needed for every patient, nor does it publish a single fee for the entire visit.

Team, timing and payment

The practice's current team page lists Matthew Cline, Cooper Cline and Matthew Richeson. A patient booking a particular professional should identify that person at the appointment rather than infer the clinician from older comments. The contact page gives Monday and Wednesday 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday 7:15 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. and Saturday by appointment. The early Tuesday and Thursday starts and occasional Saturday slots can matter to someone working standard hours. Same-day appointments are advertised, though they are still bookings, not a walk-in guarantee.

The new-patient page says the clinic is in-network with several large health plans, naming Blue Cross, United Healthcare, Aetna and Cigna, and accepts Medicare as well as auto, personal-injury and workers' compensation cases. It also mentions flexible arrangements for uninsured patients and families. None of that identifies the copay, imaging coverage or price of added therapies for a specific person. The menu includes massage, laser and decompression, but those are separate service lines; the first-day description does not show their costs or imply each is part of every care plan. This is a place where the written estimate and the actual policy benefits matter as much as the intake procedure.

Recent public comments highlight a welcoming reception, being listened to and discretion with personal information at the front desk. Those are practical observations about the clinic experience, not evidence that an adjustment will have a particular effect. The useful reason to consider this office is the explained first-day sequence and range of appointment times. Its notable unknown is the first visit's price and the charge for any subsequent service. Request an appointment.