About True Chiropractic
True Chiropractic is built for people who want to understand their care, take an active role in decisions and connect treatment choices to the life they live. The approach starts with your history, an exam and a conversation about your work, movement, family responsibilities and goals.
Dr. Matt Hubbard’s whole-person philosophy
Dr. Matt describes his perspective as vitalistic: he believes the body is best considered as a connected whole rather than a collection of isolated parts. His background in kinesiology, athletics, biomechanics, movement and performance shapes the questions he asks about structure, joints, muscles, the nervous system and lifestyle.
Your discussion includes how you move, what your days demand, what has changed, and what you hope to do more comfortably.
Individual assessment before a care plan
Your first visit begins with listening. The doctor asks about your history, routines, goals and questions, then completes an exam and takes X-rays if needed. Findings, options and costs are reviewed with you before an ongoing plan is chosen. Any plan should be reassessed over time rather than treated as a fixed script.
This process gives you practical questions to ask: What did the exam show? Why does this recommendation fit those findings? What alternatives are available? How will my response be reviewed? See how a San Diego chiropractor visit begins if you want the first-visit details before meeting the team.
Care discussed in the context of an active life
The practice is especially interested in working with proactive professionals, entrepreneurs and parents who already think about exercise, food, recovery, sleep and time with family. You may want to keep hiking, travel more comfortably, maintain independence or stay involved in family adventures as the years pass.
Your goals help define what matters to you. Your history, exam findings, preferences, and response help the team decide whether a recommendation fits.
A clearer conversation about your options
True Chiropractic lists seven services, including adjustments, laser therapy, SoftWave therapy, weight management, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, PEMF therapy and assisted stretching. Having several options in one practice does not mean every person needs several services. The purpose of the assessment is to decide what is relevant, what is not and what requires another kind of provider.
You should expect plain explanations, room for questions and a chance to understand the intended goal of any recommendation. Tell the clinician if something is uncomfortable, if your circumstances change or if a recommendation does not fit your priorities. Individualized care depends on honest feedback as much as it depends on the initial exam.
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Common questions
What does whole‑person chiropractic care mean here?
It means the team considers structure, joints, muscles, the nervous system, movement and lifestyle when discussing your findings and options. This is the owner’s stated philosophy, not a promise that chiropractic care treats every condition or produces the same result for everyone.
What happens before a care plan is recommended?
The published process includes listening to your history, routines, goals and questions, completing an exam and taking X-rays if needed. The doctor then reviews findings, options and costs with you.
Does the practice focus only on symptom relief?
Dr. Matt’s philosophy looks at your broader movement and lifestyle goals as well as the symptom that brought you in. That broader discussion does not guarantee prevention, performance, longevity or a particular clinical outcome.
Will I receive every service the practice offers?
No. The seven services are available options, not a preset package. Recommendations should reflect your history, exam findings, goals, preferences and relevant screening, with the plan reassessed over time.
How can I prepare for the first conversation?
Bring your questions, relevant health history and a clear picture of what has changed in your day. Think about the work, training, travel or family activities you want to discuss so the doctor understands what matters to you.