When your chiropractor retires, 4 easy steps will find you a new one.
Chiropractors are more than doctors, they almost feel like family. When they retire, people are left with not knowing where to go. At first they feel irreplaceable, which they are, but if you look around carefully, you can usually find a chiropractor that you love to carry on the legacy of your retired chiropractor’s work! Here’s what you need to do to find the next chiropractic office that is the best fit for you:
- Get a recommendation from your retiring chiropractor. They know you well, they may know the best office for you!
- Take a tour of potential offices that you like the looks of. Call the office and kick the tires. Meet the staff and check out how they operate.
- Meet the doctor before you make an appointment. It’s important that you are able too make an informed decision regarding who you will entrust with your health. Meet them, question them, then judge them. Choose the doctor that resonates with you.
- Read reviews. Online reviews speak volumes. Real people, local people who have insight into your potential choice. Read them and listen to them, see if you relate to what they experienced or found. If you like the looks of the office, tour it.
Is your chiropractor retiring? These four steps will get you to the help you need!
Would you send your child to a daycare that you hadn’t yet toured? NO.
Our office offers free tours of the facility and shows you what and how the office operates. You can meet the doctor, meet the staff and get a feel for the place in a matter of 10-15 minutes. We’ll get the coffee and tea ready for you!
Finding a new doctor of any kind can be an uncertain task, but it doesn’t have to be as painful as it seems after your chiropractor retires. It never hurts to kick the tires and get a feel for how another office drives. If you aren’t a “tour person,” then stay here online and read our reviews, visit our website and check out “Mainechiropractor” on YOUTUBE. With Dr. Lou’s videos, he will help you even before you choose another chiropractor. GO AHEAD, KICK THE TIRES.