Absolutely. Walk-ins are always welcome at Drane Chiropractic. No appointment is necessary — simply stop by whenever it works best for you, and we’ll get you taken care of as quickly as possible.

Your first visit consists of a Consultation, Digital Xray’s, Exam, and an Adjustment. Our goal is to make your experience comfortable, informative, and stress-free from the moment you walk through the door.

Most established patient visits are quick and efficient, often lasting less than 10 minutes. We understand life gets busy, so we aim to make care convenient and easy to fit into your schedule.

We accept insurance and are in-network with Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans. However, we are considered out-of-network with all other insurance providers. Please note that we do not accept Medicaid or TRICARE. To make the process easier for our patients, we submit all claims directly to your insurance company on your behalf.

Chiropractic care is commonly used to help with back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, TMJ discomfort, posture concerns, sports injuries, and muscle tension. Many patients also notice improvements in sleep, mobility, energy levels, and overall wellness.

Yes. Pediatric chiropractic care is gentle, safe, and tailored specifically to a child’s size and needs. Many families choose chiropractic care to support posture, sleep, focus, growing pains, and overall nervous system health.

Yes! To see is to know, not to see it to guess. With your health and our reputation on the line- we don’t guess.  Dr. Drane requires X-rays on all patients- age and possibility of pregnancy permitting. If you have any further questions regarding X-rays, do not hesitate to bring those questions up to Dr. Drane. .

Yes. Chiropractic care during pregnancy can help relieve back pain, hip discomfort, tension, and postural stress while supporting overall comfort throughout pregnancy.

1) Initiate request via: Phone, Text, Email, In-Person, Etc. 2) Detail what records you need: Intake Forms, Daily Notes, RAD Report, X-Rays, Financials, Etc.   3) Choose whether the request completed is returned via email (where applicable), or physical copy. This information is provided to you Pursuant to Texas Health and Safety code section 181.03 and 181.05