Do I need an MRI before I come in?
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Quality Life Chiropractic
“No. The clinical exam gives us the information we need to begin care. If imaging is warranted — because of red flags, failed conservative care, or when it would change the treatment decision — we'll coordinate that. Many patients come in with existing MRI reports and we're happy to review those alongside the exam findings.”
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