Yes. You must first receive a referral and a Standard Episode of Care (SEOC) authorization from your VA Primary Care Provider. Without this authorization, VA benefits cannot be applied to your chiropractic visits. The process is straightforward, and our front desk team can help answer questions about what to expect.

Yes. We are credentialed through Optum, the CCN administrator for VA Region 3 in Georgia. This means we are fully authorized to provide chiropractic services to veterans referred through the VA Community Care program.

For visits covered under an approved VA Standard Episode of Care, most eligible veterans pay nothing out of pocket. Your individual cost-sharing may vary based on your VA priority group and the specific terms of your authorization. We encourage you to confirm your coverage details with your VA care coordinator.

You can apply for enrollment online at va.gov/health-care/apply, in person at the Joseph Maxwell Cleland Atlanta VA Medical Center, or by calling the VA at 1-800-827-1000. Once enrolled, you can speak with your assigned VA PCP about a chiropractic referral.

A Standard Episode of Care is the VA’s way of authorizing a specific set of visits for community care treatment. For chiropractic care, an SEOC typically covers an initial evaluation and a set number of follow-up treatment visits. If additional care is needed beyond the initial authorization, your VA provider can request an extension.

Our Woodstock clinic is approximately 30–35 miles north of the Joseph Maxwell Cleland Atlanta VA Medical Center, and roughly 15–20 miles from the Cobb County VA Clinic in Marietta. This proximity makes us a convenient community care option for veterans across the North Metro Atlanta region.

Absolutely. We welcome veterans from all surrounding communities. As long as you have a valid VA authorization, you can receive care at our Woodstock location regardless of which VA facility issued your referral.

Chiropractic care is a physical medicine specialty, so we focus on musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. However, we recognize that chronic pain, stress, and mental health are deeply connected. We are happy to coordinate with your VA mental health team and support your overall wellness journey as part of a comprehensive care approach.

Bring your VA authorization documentation, a valid photo ID, your VA health insurance card if you have one, and any relevant medical records or imaging (X-rays, MRIs) related to your condition. Arriving 10–15 minutes early for your first visit allows time to complete new patient paperwork.