Back Intact Chiropractic

Back Intact Chiropractic is a direct-pay clinic, so it does not bill insurance and no insurance is needed to book. Patients can book online or by phone, and all visits are by appointment. The clinic accepts HSA and FSA cards, though whether a specific expense is eligible depends on the patient's plan. No membership is required to start care. The clinic is open Monday to Wednesday and Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM, Thursday from 2 to 7 PM, Saturday by appointment, and is closed Sunday.

The chiropractic side centers on manual adjustments, instrument-assisted techniques and flexion-distraction, a table-based method. Evaluations address low back pain and sciatica, neck and upper back pain, and joint and movement concerns. Dr. Ryan Bishton is the chiropractor and owner. A new patient visit is $39 and includes a consultation, exam and an adjustment when clinically appropriate, though this offer is for new patients only and has restrictions for certain claimants and government healthcare program participants. A single visit is $50 with no monthly plan required, and a six-visit prepaid package is $200; the clinic confirms the terms of that package.

Optional Performance Membership costs $49 per month and includes two chiropractic visits each month, with additional visits at $20 each. The membership is month to month and can be canceled at any time. The clinic says its focus is accessible, affordable chiropractic care in Tinley Park.

The med spa side is separate from chiropractic visits, and availability should be checked by calling the clinic. Botox is listed at $12 per unit. The total depends on the number of units recommended and is confirmed at a consultation about goals and medical history. Botox is administered by Dr. Joy Iskandar, Med Spa Director. The clinic says its Botox is FDA approved and that it is non-franchised with no upsells. Red light therapy uses a full-size panel with six wavelengths of amber, red and near-infrared light. Sessions are guided, starting with a short sensitivity check and building toward 10 minutes per area, and use no UV light and no sauna-level heat. The clinic says the red light supports collagen, skin elasticity and smoother-looking skin. Supportive options include shockwave therapy for certain tendon and soft tissue concerns, suitability depending on clinical evaluation, along with assisted stretching and percussive muscle work.

Focused on accessible, affordable chiropractic care, with a direct-pay model, no insurance billing and no membership needed to begin.