ProCare Health Center

David Shaw and the Conway Road office

ProCare Health Center lists David Shaw as its chiropractor at 1626 South Conway Road. His published biography records a biology degree from Southern Nazarene University and a chiropractic doctorate from Texas Chiropractic College. The practice says he has worked in Orlando since the early 1990s.

A first visit with stated preparation

The patient information describes history-taking, examination and discussion of findings before the proposed plan. It asks for insurance information, medication details and relevant reports or images. Bring those records and ask whether any further testing is needed for your circumstances. A first-treatment offer does not remove the need to understand or agree to what is proposed.

Different techniques need different explanations

The practice's service menu includes manual and instrument-assisted adjustments, therapeutic exercises, bracing and decompression. Ask how a proposed technique relates to the assessment and who will explain any home instructions. Nutrition or supplement services on the same menu should be discussed separately rather than assumed to be necessary parts of an appointment.

Making the appointment workable

Favorable public comments describe a caring reception and help continuing care after another provider. Ask how previous findings will be reviewed and how follow-up will be scheduled. The website distinguishes regularly listed office days from days available by appointment. Confirm the exact time, the initial fee and insurance arrangements directly; neither a published offer nor another patient's experience establishes the final bill.