Chiropractic Care – It’s Covered
Whether dealing with an injury or simply general life strain, many of us know the painful twinge of a neck, back or other body part being unaligned. In fact, half of all adults in the United States experience musculoskeletal (MSK) pain. It can take valuable time away from work, family and everyday living.
A visit to the chiropractor may help relieve this pain – and that’s no secret to the more than 35 million Americans who are seen by chiropractors annually. However, not all traditional healthcare plans cover chiropractic care, leaving too many people having to deal without treatment of their aches or paying out-of-pocket to find relief.
Gravie has your back this National Chiropractic Health Month and beyond! Acute chiropractic care is covered through Comfort™, the nation’s first-of-its-kind health plan that provides 100% coverage on the most common healthcare services, at a cost comparable to most traditional group health plans. This means feeling relief and getting back to day-to-day tasks faster.
While neck and back pain is a big reason why people make a visit to a chiropractor, many have found relief for other reasons including:
- Fatigue
- Digestive problems
- General muscle aches
- Numbness or tingling
- Headaches
- Correction from poor posture
- Pain from accidents
- Sharp pain in legs
“Knowing that my visits are covered has encouraged me to get more care.“
Johanna, a Comfort member
Managing pain through chiropractic methods can be a beneficial part of a complete treatment plan, alongside annual wellness checks and labs and imaging service – both covered with Comfort. Plus, Gravie offers additional MSK support, including a new partnership with Sword, launching Jan. 1, 2023. At no additional cost, all Gravie plan members will be able to access industry-leading technology and MSK care through this fully digital service, on their own time and from the comfort of their own homes,
To learn more about how Comfort covers acute chiropractic care along with many other services, contact us.