Initial Evaluation
Forty-five minutes. History, range, and a first map of the points that seized after a Norco week. You leave with a plan you can repeat, not a stack of handouts.
Four rooms of care under one Ste A-102 roof. Pick a visit, leave a number, and Sehee prepares the table.
Switch the tab. Each visit is a different job — not the same packet with a new title.
Forty-five minutes. History, range, and a first map of the points that seized after a Norco week. You leave with a plan you can repeat, not a stack of handouts.
Thirty minutes. We recheck what moved, set needles where they still belong, and send you out before the parking meter of the day runs out.
Twenty minutes from home. For the week you cannot make Town and Country Drive. We sort homework, swelling, and whether the table needs you in person.
Classical points for the I-15 posture, the monitor in your traps, and the sleep that will not land. Same room, different map.
No mystery corridor. You park, you talk, you rest, you leave with a next step.
Suite A-102 is on the ground floor. Come a few minutes early so the room is yours, not a waiting-room lecture.
Sehee asks where it started, not which insurance code you memorized. Range is checked with you standing.
Fine needles, a rest, a recheck. If a spot bites, it comes out. Nothing stays in for theatre.
Two or three things to do at home. The next visit is set on the callback — not a surprise series sold at the door.
Tell us which visit. We confirm the fee on the call.
Send my number