Chiropractic Care in San Diego Guided by Your Exam
True Chiropractic in San Diego offers seven services, but you do not need to choose one before your visit. Your doctor starts by listening to your history, routines and goals, then completes an exam and takes X-rays if needed. The findings help you discuss which option, if any, fits your situation.
Where: Available at our Kearny Mesa office.
How whole-person chiropractic care starts
Dr. Matt Hubbard describes a vitalistic, whole-person philosophy informed by kinesiology, athletics, biomechanics, movement and performance. The team considers the nervous system, structure, joints, muscles, movement and lifestyle when discussing care. This is the owner’s philosophy, not a promise that one service will work the same way for everyone.
Ask what the exam found, why a service is being considered, what alternatives exist and when the plan will be reviewed. You can also return to the San Diego chiropractor overview for first-visit details and practice information.
Seven services available at True Chiropractic
- Chiropractic adjustments: hands-on joint care planned after an exam, with technique and comfort discussed first.
- Laser therapy: focused light applied to a selected area after device-specific screening.
- SoftWave therapy: acoustic waves delivered through an applicator after an evaluation.
- Weight management: support framed around food, movement and habits; current provider, inclusions and costs should be confirmed.
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT): sessions in the office’s HBOT equipment; ask about the chamber model, operating pressure, oxygen delivery, screening and oversight.
- PEMF therapy: pulsed electromagnetic fields delivered by a device after relevant screening.
- Stretch therapy: one-on-one assisted stretching planned around movement goals and your feedback.
Chiropractic adjustments
Hands-on care guided by your exam.
Laser therapy
Discuss light therapy and screening.
SoftWave therapy
An evaluation before acoustic-wave treatment.
Weight management
Discuss food, movement and daily habits.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Ask about the chamber and suitability.
PEMF therapy
Explore a device-based option after screening.
Stretch therapy
Guided stretching around your movement goals.
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Common questions
What happens at the first chiropractic visit?
Your doctor reviews your history, routines, goals and questions, then completes an exam. X-rays are taken if needed. Findings, options and costs are reviewed before you choose a next step.
How do you decide which service fits me?
The discussion should reflect your history, exam findings, goals, preferences and relevant screening. Ask why an option is recommended, what alternatives exist and how your response will be reassessed.
Are X‑rays always needed?
No. X-rays are taken if needed. The doctor decides whether they are appropriate after considering your history and exam.
Do all patients receive the same adjustment?
Your exam findings and comfort guide the discussion. If an adjustment is recommended, ask about the technique, positioning and options for your comfort before care begins.