These answers provide general information. Your individual recommendations depend on your history, symptoms and clinical findings.
What does a chiropractor do?
A chiropractor evaluates musculoskeletal concerns, movement and function and may use hands-on chiropractic care, exercise and other conservative approaches when appropriate.
What happens during a chiropractic evaluation?
Your visit may include a health history, discussion of your symptoms and goals, movement or orthopedic assessment, and recommendations based on the findings.
What happens during my first visit to Delta Chiropractic?
The team will learn about your concerns, review relevant history and evaluate whether chiropractic care may be appropriate. Recommendations are individualized.
What conditions does Delta Chiropractic see?
Delta sees patients with concerns including neck and low back pain, sciatica, headaches, migraines, TMJ-related complaints, posture concerns and other musculoskeletal issues, as well as athletes, families, children and expecting mothers.
Does Delta Chiropractic treat back pain?
Delta evaluates patients with back pain and may recommend chiropractic care when appropriate. Learn more on the
low back pain page.
Does Delta Chiropractic treat neck pain?
Delta evaluates neck pain and related movement concerns. Visit the
neck pain page for more information.
Can a chiropractor help with sciatica?
Some people with sciatica-related symptoms may be candidates for conservative chiropractic care depending on the cause and clinical findings. See the
sciatica page.
Can a chiropractor help with headaches?
Some headaches can be associated with neck or musculoskeletal factors. Delta can evaluate whether chiropractic care may be appropriate. See
headache care.
Can a chiropractor help with migraines?
Migraine is a neurological condition with many possible triggers. Chiropractic care may be considered for some patients as part of a broader management plan. See the
migraine page.
Does Delta Chiropractic see athletes?
Yes. Delta works with athletes and active adults with an emphasis on movement, mobility and musculoskeletal health. Visit
sports chiropractic care.
Does Delta Chiropractic provide pediatric chiropractic care?
Delta sees pediatric patients. Care should be age-appropriate and based on an individual evaluation. Learn more about
pediatric chiropractic care.
Does Delta Chiropractic see pregnant patients?
Does Delta Chiropractic evaluate posture concerns?
Yes. Posture and movement can be assessed in the context of symptoms, activity and function. Learn more about
posture and movement.
Does Delta Chiropractic see patients with TMJ or jaw pain?
Delta can evaluate musculoskeletal factors that may contribute to jaw or TMJ-related symptoms and can coordinate with dental or medical professionals when appropriate. See
TMJ and jaw pain.
Does Delta Chiropractic see infants with colic concerns?
Delta sees infants, but colic can have multiple causes and chiropractic care should not be presented as a cure. Learn more on the
colic and infant care page.
Do all chiropractic patients need X-rays?
No. Imaging should be based on clinical need, history and examination findings rather than used automatically for every patient.
How often do I need chiropractic care?
Frequency varies by the individual, their goals, findings and response to care. Delta can discuss an appropriate plan after evaluation.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?
Many patients can contact a chiropractor directly, although insurance plan requirements can vary. Contact Delta or your insurer if you are unsure.
Does Delta Chiropractic accept insurance?
Coverage and participation vary by plan. Contact Delta Chiropractic to verify current participation, eligibility and benefits before your visit.
What should I wear to a chiropractic appointment?
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily is usually a good choice for an evaluation.
Is chiropractic care appropriate after an injury?
It may be appropriate for some injuries after evaluation. Significant trauma, suspected fracture, neurological deficits or other red flags may require medical assessment first.
When should back or neck pain be evaluated medically?
Seek prompt medical evaluation for severe trauma, new or progressive weakness, loss of bowel or bladder control, fever with severe spinal pain, chest pain or other concerning symptoms.
Where is Delta Chiropractic located?
Delta Chiropractic is located at 1136 S Rochester Rd Suite B, Rochester Hills, MI 48307.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Use the appointment calendar on this page or call Delta Chiropractic at
(248) 963-8181.
Who are the chiropractors at Delta Chiropractic?
The current doctors featured on this homepage are Dr. Justin Berlin and Dr. Mark Hess.