What to expect at your Report of Findings session at Connective Chiropractic 

Your second appointment session with us is your Report of Findings session.

Here, we’ll go through with you what we found at the initial consultation a little more formally with you. We’ll also answer any questions that you have before explaining your treatment care plan with you. Once we’ve discussed your personalised treatment care plan, we’ll then check that you’re happy to proceed. We’ll then get started with your care.

The first stage of care at this point is pain stage and we’ll agree our goals for the first session with you before proceeding.

The Cost of a Report of Findings session at Basingstoke Chiropractic clinic, Connective Chiropractic

Some Chiropractic clinics will charge for a separate report of findings session. We do not. We believe it is an integral part of our on-boarding and initial consultation process so don’t feel its right to charge further for this.

Should you decide that you do not want Chiropractic care at your report of findings session, there shall be no charge to you as we consider the cost included as part of your previous initial consultation session.

Should you be happy to start your care however, we will charge based on our pay as you go prices unless you choose to opt for our Chiropractic treatment care plan packages, where offered and appropriate.

If Chiropractic care is deemed not suitable for you, we’ll do our best to refer you to a practitioner, clinic or treatment modality that we feel may be more appropriate. We currently do not charge additionally for referrals or GP letters.

Bringing loved ones with you to your Report of Findings session

We encourage new patients to bring a loved one with them to their initial consultation or report of findings session. We find that as treatment care plans progress, those with the support of their friends or family tend to do better and we often find that they are often better equipped for knowing what is going on from the outset.

We’ll check to see that you consent to your loved one being in the room (a formality, but something we have to do in order to proceed). If you’re not so happy we’ll of course make sure your loved one is comfortable either in our clinic or waiting areas.

Please be aware that we require for a parent or appropriate guardian to be present with children. Should you require a chaperone for your appointment too, they are more than welcome with your full consent.

Due to the sizing of our rooms, and for health and safety reasons, we may not be able to host large families in our clinic rooms and may ask for some members to wait in our comfortable welcome area.