intuition
I feel one of the most important questions you should ask when choosing a chiropractor is: Do you feel he/she will get you better? Do you have confidence that he/she knows what they are doing? Do they look you in the eyes and tell you “I can help”?

education
Another important factor to consider is where he/she went to school. Where Chiropractors get their education determines a lot. There are several Chiropractic schools spread throughout the U.S.; I went to Palmer College of Chiropractic West located in San Jose, CA. Palmer teaches a technique called “diversified adjustments” or “the Palmer package”. Palmer teaches a wide variety of techniques so that you can adapt to every type of patient. My age bracket varies from 3 weeks old to 96 years of age.

pain, pain go away!
The last thing to look for when finding a great Chiropractor is making sure it is someone that is going to help you identify and accomplish your goal. There are two different types of Chiropractic out there -- relief care and corrective care. Relief care is focused on getting you out of pain, while corrective care is focused on correcting the problem(s) in your spine. If you correct the issues in your spine you won’t have pain -- but most importantly the pain will not come back.