Lower back pain
Assessment and care for backache unrelated to injury or accident.
Chiropractic in Cheadle
New patient consultations this week
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Back, neck and joint care.
Clearly explained.
Thoughtful chiropractic assessment and care, with time to understand your symptoms and discuss your options.
Call 0161 496 0725- GCC registered00000 (sample)
- British Chiropractic Association member
- Fully insured
- Major health insurers accepted
- Rated 5 out of 5Sample rating
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Start with what matters to you.
Neck pain and neck-related headaches
Care for mechanical neck pain and headaches arising from the neck.
Posture and desk ergonomics
A practical discussion of your workstation, habits and everyday movement.
Joint pain and minor sports injuries
An assessment for joint pains and minor sports injuries, with clear options.
Your assessment helps us decide whether chiropractic care is suitable for you.
Conditions we can discuss.
An assessment comes first. We discuss whether chiropractic care is suitable for you.
Your first visit, without the unknowns.
- 01
Consultation and health history
Your symptoms, health history and goals.
- 02
An assessment explained
An examination guided by your needs.
- 03
Findings and options
Clear explanations, alternatives and time for questions.
- 04
Care, with your consent
Only if appropriate and with your informed consent.
Imaging is not routine. We explain if a referral or further investigation is appropriate.
- Allow
- Around 45 minutes.
- Bring
- A medicine list, relevant reports and your questions.
- Wear
- Comfortable clothes that let you move. Any need to change is explained first; gowns are provided.
Meet the people behind your care.
Time to listen. Space for questions.
Sample profiles. These people, qualifications and clinic roles are fictional; stock portraits illustrate the layout.
Emma Calder
Chiropractor · MChiro (sample)
Back, neck and everyday movement.
GCC registration: 00000 (sample)
Fictional clinician profile.
Meet Emma
Oliver Hayes
Chiropractor · MChiro (sample)
Joint pain and active lifestyles.
GCC registration: 00000 (sample)
Fictional clinician profile.
Meet OliverCare that starts with listening.
Illustrative patient experiences.
★★★★★
The consultation gave me time to explain my concerns, and the next steps were clear.
★★★★★
I understood the options and felt involved in deciding on the approach that suited me.
A little clarity before you visit.
Practical guides to the appointment, the conversation and your choices.
More adviceBefore your visit · 3 min read
Preparing for your first appointment
What to bring, what to wear and the questions you can ask.
Read the guide
Before your visit · 3 min read
Talking about your working day
A simple guide to preparing for a desk and movement discussion.
Read the guideFind us in Cheadle.
Illustrative location map
Axial House Chiropractic
12 Ashwell RoadCheadle, Greater ManchesterEnglandDemo address. Directions go to Cheadle town centre.
Our hours
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 8 to 7 · Sat 9 to 1 · Sun closed
- Mon to Fri
- 8am to 7pm
- Saturday
- 9am to 1pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Illustrative opening hours.
Planning your visit
Dedicated patient parking.
Step-free access available. Tell us about any support you would like before your visit.
Ask about your visitIllustrative clinic facilities.
A few questions, answered.
What to expect, what to bring and how to take the next step.
All your questionsDo I need a GP referral?
You can request an appointment directly. We assess whether chiropractic care is suitable and explain if advice from another health professional is needed.
What happens at the first appointment?
We listen to your concerns, discuss your health history and explain a suitable examination. We then talk through the findings and options before you decide on any care.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes that let you move easily. We explain any need to change clothing before an examination and provide a gown where needed. You can ask questions at any point.
How long does the first visit take?
Allow around 45 minutes for a new patient assessment. Follow-up appointments are usually 15 to 20 minutes. These are sample appointment lengths.
What should I bring?
Bring a list of medicines and any relevant reports you already have, plus the questions you would like to discuss. You do not need to arrange new tests before visiting.
Your first visit starts here.
Time to talk through your concerns and understand your options. New patient assessment: £60.
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