Corrective Chiropractic - Sandy Springs
North Springs office of Lisa Thronicke with a $149 two-visit new-patient exam and a Monday/Wednesday-heavy schedule.
About Corrective Chiropractic - Sandy Springs
What the first $149 covers
Corrective Chiropractic's Sandy Springs branch is at 7840 Roswell Road, Unit 350, in North Springs. The practice names Lisa Thronicke as the doctor at this location and describes her interest in sports chiropractic and functional nutrition. Its local page is unusually explicit about the first encounter. It estimates around an hour for a history and digital posture assessment, with X-rays if needed. The second visit presents a report and discusses whether continuing care is proposed, how often and at what cost. The advertised $149 new-patient exam covers both visits. An online reservation takes a $46 deposit credited toward that total. A reader should distinguish this package from the price of any later plan: the latter is not fixed in advance by the $149 offer.
A North Springs schedule with a full Tuesday closure
The location posts Monday and Wednesday 9 a.m.–1 p.m. and 2–5:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.–1 p.m., with Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday closed. That distribution is especially important for a patient coming from Roswell or the Perimeter area: the northern address may be convenient geographically but not for a Tuesday appointment. The current official location page lists (404) 445-7823; a public map listing shows a different phone. This profile uses the local office's own number and Unit 350 address. The practice describes digital X-rays as conditional, not a test every new visitor automatically needs. Its service menu extends to prenatal and pediatric care, yet that list does not establish clinical benefit for every age or circumstance.
Why recent feedback is useful only in part
Recent public comments repeatedly name Thronicke and describe taking time to understand the concern before explaining an adjustment. Some refer to pregnancy and postpartum visits. Those reports are useful evidence about the interaction a patient experienced, but cannot establish the safety or outcome of an intervention for another pregnant person. The practice also displays a large score and offers an online symptom questionnaire; neither can replace a history and assessment. The useful basis for comparing this clinic with other Sandy Springs offices is a named doctor, a precise two-visit price, an explicit booking deposit and a clearly limited weekly schedule. This gives the reader real decision points inside the profile without making the clinic's promotional site required reading.
Two-visit chiropractic assessment with conditional digital imaging