Find Out What Is Actually Wrong, For $47
Finding out what is wrong with your spine should not require a leap of faith. The new patient special exists so it does not: for $47 you get the complete first-visit workup, the same consultation, examination, and imaging every plan in this office is built on.
Consultation, Exam & Digital X-Rays
The full first-visit workup, not a quick look that ends in a sales pitch. You are examined properly, imaged when your case calls for it, and told what is actually going on.
- One-on-one consultation with Dr. Nguyen about your pain, your history, and your goals
- Discovery session digging into when it started, what makes it worse, and what you have already tried
- Comprehensive examination with orthopedic testing
- Digital x-rays taken in-house and read with you in the room
Already in an Accident Claim?
Personal injury cases usually run under a letter of protection instead, which covers evaluation and treatment through your settlement. See how auto accident care works here.
Want to See the Office First?
Have a look around before you book: take the office tour, or read what a first visit involves from the front door onward.
Prefer to Ask First?
Call (469) 986-9171 and mention the new patient special. Most questions take about a minute to answer, and there is no charge for asking.
Your First Visit, Start to Finish
No mystery and no runaround. Here is exactly how the $47 visit unfolds from the moment you walk through the door.
Paperwork, Done Early
Your forms are completed online before you arrive, so the visit starts with a conversation instead of a clipboard.
The Whole Story
Where the pain is, when it started, what it feels like, and what you have already tried. Dr. Nguyen listens to all of it, not the first two sentences.
Exam & X-Rays
Vitals, a thorough exam with orthopedic testing, and digital x-rays taken in-house when your case calls for them.
Findings & Plan
Your images are read with you in the room, and you leave knowing what is wrong, whether it is fixable here, and what the plan looks like.
We would rather see what is happening inside your spine than guess at it. That is what the $47 buys: an answer, not an opinion.Dr. Hoa Nguyen, D.C.
A Plan That Ends, Not a Subscription
The special gets you in the door. What happens next is built from your exam findings and stays your decision.
A Plan With an End Date
If the DRX9000, shockwave, or another tool here fits your case, you get a plan of about two months with reassessments built in.
Referred, Not Re-Booked
If your problem needs someone else, you get pointed to the right specialist instead of scheduled for more visits.
Insurance & Payment
Cash, card, HSA and FSA funds, CareCredit, no-fault and workers compensation. Cost never quietly ends care here.
The Fine Print, Answered
What does the $47 include?
Four things: a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Nguyen, a discovery session about your problem, a comprehensive examination, and digital x-rays. Everything you need to find out what is wrong and whether we can fix it.
Is there a catch?
No. The offer exists because guessing is worse than knowing, for you and for us. You leave with findings and a recommendation. What you do with them is up to you.
Does the offer apply to accident cases?
Personal injury cases usually run under a letter of protection instead, which covers evaluation and treatment through your settlement. Call and we will sort out which path fits your situation.
How do I claim it?
Book through the schedule page or call (469) 986-9171 and mention the new patient special.
Claim Your $47 New Patient Special
One visit, four answers: what is wrong, how bad it is, whether we can fix it, and what the plan looks like. Book online or call (469) 986-9171. Serving Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Plano, Lewisville, The Colony, and Coppell.
Mention the new patient special when you book. The offer is for new patients and covers the consultation, discovery session, examination, and digital x-rays described above. Personal injury and accident cases are usually handled under a letter of protection instead.