Frequently Asked Questions

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Please come with workout clothing. Treatment is most effective without restricted clothing. For example, if you have a shoulder complaint, please wear a tank top. If you have pain from the lower back or below, wear running shorts. 

 The initial visit typically lasts 45-60 minutes and entails:

• Complete history and discussion of your condition
• Neurological testing 
• Range of motion testing 
• Functional range of motion testing
• Orthopedic testing 
• Review of past imaging/medical history 
• Diagnosis 
• Report of findings 
• Treatment plan for your individual condition  

• Dr. Eric Lambert will discuss any other complicating factors that may be present or could potentially become a problem. 
• Please bring any imaging and relevant radiology reports to be reviewed. No treatment is done on the initial examination. 
• After the initial appointment, follow-up visits are 10-15 minutes. The goal of any treatment is to get you back functioning as well as possible without pain and limitation. You may be given specific guidelines that you will be expected to follow to ensure the best outcome. 

If you have any muscle, joint, or nerve problems then you are a good candidate. This is our expertise. If other treatments have failed or you haven’t reached your maximum level of improvement, then you are also a good candidate. Dr. Lambert specializes in finding and fixing adhesion, which is a difficult problem to find and even more difficult to fix.  An expertly trained provider can help with this problem as it is not extensively trained in any doctorate education. Our type of care is highly specialized and unique, so all potential new patients have a consultation first to determine if you are in the right place. 

Muscle Adhesion is the most common cause for pain, weakness and decreased flexibility in the human body affecting muscles, nerves, and joints. It is frequently under-diagnosed or completely missed by many practitioners. In many cases, it doesn't show up on an X-RAY or MRI so many doctors completely disregard it. When adhesion builds up over time it can lead to more force being put on the tendons, cartilage, and ligaments leading to degeneration or tears later on down the road. Adhesion is completely reversible with the expert treatment and can be removed non-invasively with hands or an instrument.  

On average, a single region of complaint (i.e. shoulder or low back) can reach full resolution or maximum medical improvement in an average of 12 visits. Our providers typically see sustainable functional changes that are measurable within 1-5 visits. Most patients begin to feel sustainable improvements in pain within 4-8 visits. 

Our new patient comprehensive exam is $250. The comprehensive exam includes patient history, physical examination, review of medical records, diagnosis, and explanation of your diagnosis to you. The first visit is to gain a complete understanding of your problem and knowing what we can do to help. No treatment is performed on the first visit. 

If you are a candidate for care, treatment will begin on the following visit. Follow-up visits are $85. The average number of follow-up visits is 8 to 15, always depending on the examination, complete diagnosis and re-evaluation of progress.

We are completely transparent when it comes to our fees.  We want to give you the best healthcare without you having the concern of what our fees will be.  Call us for a complete price list.

Our office is considered an out of network provider for all insurance plans, except Federal Medicare. Unfortunately, insurance companies only care about saving money by denying the care you need. We care about patients' health and getting them better.

As you know the insurance system makes it hard for patients to obtain the quality care that they deserve and need. They put up arbitrary barriers and ultimately keep doctors from providing excellent care. Our focus is on YOU and making sure you receive the highest quality diagnosis and treatment possible. This yields great results! 

We do accept cash, check, major credit cards, health savings accounts (HSA), and flexible spending accounts (FSA).