Your goals
What you want to return to or manage more comfortably.
What an assessment considers
Dr Sandhu will ask about your symptoms, health history, activities, work, goals and concerns, then carry out an appropriate physical examination.
The findings and any uncertainty will be explained. Further investigation, GP input or referral may be recommended when indicated.
What we consider before discussing care
Movement and load
How movement, load and daily activities affect symptoms.
Clinical findings
Relevant neurological, orthopaedic and functional findings.
Safety
Warning signs and factors that may change the safest route.
When chiropractic care may be discussed
Current ASA/CAP guidance permits carefully worded chiropractic advertising relating to musculoskeletal joint pain and generalised aches after serious causes have been excluded.
This does not mean every person with that label is suitable or that treatment will produce a particular outcome.
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Joint techniques
Manual or lower-force joint techniques where appropriate.
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Soft-tissue and movement
Soft-tissue or movement approaches.
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Exercise
Exercises and graded activity guidance.
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Practical advice
Posture, work or ergonomic advice.
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Review
Review, change of plan or referral if progress is not as expected.
Benefits, risks and choice
Dr Sandhu will explain the expected benefits, material risks, reasonable alternatives, likely costs and what may happen without treatment before asking for consent.
You can decline a technique, choose another option or withdraw consent at any time. Temporary soreness or stiffness can occur; technique-specific risks will be discussed for you.
Request an assessment
The £49 new-patient consultation includes your history, physical examination, posture scan, ergonomic guidance and an explanation of the findings. Treatment is not included.
An optional same-day first treatment is a separate £69 only if clinically appropriate, available and consented; the possible total is £118.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I definitely receive treatment?
No. Assessment comes first and another route may be recommended.
Will I need an X-ray or MRI?
Not routinely. Imaging is considered only when clinically indicated and likely to affect management.
How many visits will I need?
Any estimate follows assessment and includes a review point; you remain free to change or stop care.
Can results be guaranteed?
No. Response varies and the plan is reviewed against goals that matter to you.