Chiropractors in Alaska
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kunz, steven
kuoppala, collin
lamagdeleine, michael
landis trevor tew
langford, christian
larsen, derek
larson chiropractic, llc
larson, brian
larson, daniel
larson, kristofer
lathrop, tania
laurel street chiropractic & spa pc
laurel street chiropractic & spa, joint effort, l.l.c.
lavender, anthony
lawyer, jon
lazarus, kimberly
leach health services, llc
leach, kevin
lee, jonathan
lee, shane- anthony
leslie morris dc, llc
lewis, james
lewis, kevin
lewis, rob
life family chiropractic, llc
life sprout chiropractic llc
live well chiropractic llc
living well professional corporation
lloyd, john
long, mary
lorentzen, peter
lovdahl, jennifer
lovdahl, shawn
lovell, norman
lowe, stacey
lowe, stephen
lucas chiro clinic inc
lucas, bobby
luminary integrated health inc
luminary llc
luther chiropractic center, llc.
luther, douglas
maconachie, jillian
madden, gregory
manelick, dana august
mangum, ryan
mannino, guy
manns, ryan
Frequently Asked Questions
The information here is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare provider about your specific situation.
What does a chiropractor do?
Chiropractors diagnose and treat musculoskeletal issues, primarily through spinal adjustments. They can help with back pain, neck pain, headaches, joint problems, and more — without medication or surgery.
Is chiropractic care safe?
Yes. Chiropractic care is one of the safest non-invasive treatments for back and neck pain. Licensed chiropractors complete 4+ years of specialized training. Mild soreness after an adjustment is normal and typically resolves within 24 hours.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Alaska?
No. In Canada, chiropractors are primary care providers — you can book directly without a referral from your doctor.
Is chiropractic covered by insurance?
Most extended health plans in Canada cover chiropractic care, typically $300-$500/year. Some provinces (Ontario, Alberta, BC) also offer partial coverage through provincial health plans for eligible residents.
How much does a chiropractor visit cost in Alaska?
Initial assessments typically cost $80-$150. Follow-up adjustments range from $50-$80 per visit. Many clinics offer package deals. Check with your insurance provider for coverage details.
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