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What the space is like

Most chiropractic offices are one room and a table. Ours is laid out around the idea that an adjustment is only part of the work, and that what happens before and after it matters just as much. The photos below move roughly in the order a visit does: you come through reception, spend time in a treatment room with Dr. Nick, and then move into the recovery side of the clinic for whichever therapy your plan calls for.

The treatment rooms are private and set up for hands-on care, with room to assess how you move rather than just where it hurts. The rehab and recovery area is open, so you can work through stretches and corrective exercises with guidance instead of being handed a printout on the way out.

The equipment you will actually use

Several of the photos show tools that are uncommon in a general chiropractic office. The hyperbaric oxygen chamber is used to speed healing after injury. The Erchonia low-level laser targets inflammation without heat or downtime. The compression recliners flush circulation through the legs and arms, and the infrared and PEMF mat combines five therapies in one for pain relief and sleep.

None of it is a package you are signed up for automatically. Which of these you use, and how often, comes out of your initial assessment, and you are told what each one is for before it is used.

Planning your visit

The Sherman Oaks clinic is at 13949 Ventura Blvd., Ste 215, open Tuesday and Friday 9am to 6pm, Thursday 12pm to 6pm, and Saturday by appointment. The Glendale office at 425 E Colorado St., #560 is open Monday and Wednesday 10am to 6pm. If getting to either location is difficult, house calls are available across Greater Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.

First time here? The FAQ covers what a first visit involves, how billing works, and what to bring. You can also send us a question and we will get back to you within 24 hours.