What to Expect as a New Patient at Lemmata Chiropractic
At Lemmata Chiropractic, we serve discerning professionals and active adults throughout Hampton Roads who want more than a quick adjustment. Our new patient experience is designed for individuals who prioritize long-term health, precision diagnostics, and evidence-based care — not rushed visits or symptom masking. From your first consultation, you will receive a comprehensive evaluation that goes far beyond basic chiropractic care. We identify the root cause of spinal, disc, neuropathy, knee, or metabolic conditions and develop a customized care strategy built around measurable outcomes.
Your First Visit – The Lemmata Experience
- Your new patient appointment typically lasts 45-60 minutes and includes
- Private, in depth consultation with one of our doctors
- Detailed health history and quality of life review
- Orthopedic and neurological testing
- On-Site Digital X-Rays (if clinically indicated)
- Disc, decompression, or neuropathy screening when appropriate
- Clear, next-step recommendations based on objective findings
We do not guess. We measure, evaluate, and design a personalized strategy specific to your goals.
What to Bring to your First Appointment
- A valid photo ID
- A list of current medications and supplements
- If available, any prior imaging reports (MRI, CT, X-Rays)
- Insurance Card (If Applicable, though many care plans are out of network)
- Comfortable clothing for examination and movement testing
- Your spouse or decision-maker (highly encouraged for care planning discussions)
We strongly recommend bringing a spouse or trusted health decision partner to your Report of Findings visits, where we review your diagnostic results and present your personalized care plan.
Suzann, New Patient Coordinator
Suzann is the first friendly face you’ll see at Lemmata Chiropractic. As
a military wife with a strong background in customer service, she’s
dedicated to ensuring every patient receives a seamless, welcoming, and
high-quality experience from the moment they walk through our doors.
