Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about appointments, first visits, chiropractic, acupuncture, auto-accident care, attorney coordination, and clinic policies.
Helpful answers in plain language.
Most patients can contact the clinic directly. Insurance, legal, or other arrangements may have separate requirements, so call the clinic when you are unsure.
Use any Book an Appointment button to open the clinic’s Google Calendar booking page, then choose an available time. You may also call (408) 984-6000.
Bring photo identification, a medication list, relevant health history, prior records when available, and comfortable clothing. Auto-accident patients should also bring claim, hospital, and attorney information when applicable.
They may be combined when clinically appropriate and when the patient agrees, but not every visit or condition requires both.
Yes. Auto-accident care is a primary clinic focus. Emergency and serious injuries must first be evaluated at an appropriate emergency or medical facility.
Yes, with appropriate authorization or another lawful basis. The clinic provides healthcare records and communication, not legal advice.
There is no universal number. Recommendations depend on the history, examination, goals, response to care, and whether referral or additional evaluation is needed.
People often describe a brief pinch, pressure, heaviness, warmth, or tingling. Tell Dr. Lee immediately if anything feels sharp or uncomfortable.
Personal-injury financial arrangements are reviewed individually and require appropriate documentation and written agreement. The website does not promise that care will involve no out-of-pocket expense.
The clinic is open Monday through Thursday from 9am to 7pm. Friday and Saturday are available by appointment only.
Still have a question?
Call the clinic for scheduling or general questions, or choose an available appointment time online.