Chiropractic maintenance care, also known as "chiropractic wellness care," is a type of ongoing chiropractic treatment that is designed to help patients maintain good health and prevent future health problems. 

The goal of chiropractic maintenance care is to help patients maintain the benefits of chiropractic treatment over the long term. Many people find that regular chiropractic care helps them manage chronic pain or other health conditions more effectively, while others use it as a way to stay healthy and prevent future health issues from developing.

Chiropractic maintenance care is typically not covered by insurance, so patients will typically pay out-of-pocket for these services. It's a good idea to carefully consider the costs and benefits of chiropractic maintenance care before starting this type of treatment, and to discuss your options with a chiropractor or other healthcare provider.
 

Membership chiropractic is a type of chiropractic care in which patients pay a monthly fee for ongoing chiropractic treatment. This type of care is often referred to as a "chiropractic maintenance program" or "wellness program."

In a membership chiropractic program, patients typically receive a certain number of chiropractic adjustments per month. The exact services and number of visits included in a membership chiropractic program may vary depending on the specific practice and the patient's needs.

Membership chiropractic is a way to receive ongoing, preventative care to maintain good health and help prevent future health problems. Some people find that this type of care helps them manage chronic pain or other health conditions more effectively, while others use it as a way to stay healthy and prevent future health issues from developing.
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Membership chiropractic is not typically covered by insurance. Not having to spend time or pay someone to process insurance claims helps keep the fees of a membership chiropractic program affordable.