Every patient starts with a $195 first session: assessment, Neubie mapping, first treatment, and a written recommendation. Membership only follows if the assessment shows ongoing care will help.
Most recovery clinics push membership on day one. The patient pays, the studio bills the card, and the clinical question — "is this actually the right tool for what's holding you back?" — never gets answered.
Lexis Peptora flips the order. First session is diagnostic as much as it is treatment. About half of first-session patients are clinically appropriate for a plan. The other half are referred out, told to come back if symptoms persist, or finish in a small handful of visits.
Pricing is anchored against what most patients are otherwise spending on stacked chiropractic visits, PT copays, private recovery studios, and time lost to pain that isn't resolving.
Every patient starts here. Assessment, mapping, first treatment, re-test, written care recommendation.
One appointment to map your nervous system, identify the priority signal, treat it, and hand you a written plan. No membership. No upsell. We bill against your HSA/FSA when applicable.
Refundable $25 deposit holds the slot. Balance settles in the clinic.
Three tiers. We recommend one after the first session — or we don't. Month-to-month, no annual contracts, unused sessions roll forward by tier.
$249/mo
Maintenance, mild recurring pain, mobility tune-ups, post-discharge from Rebuild.
$449/mo
Active recovery plan, post-injury, chronic limitation, return-to-sport timelines.
$799/mo
By assessment
Higher-need cases, post-accident cash patients, performance timelines, post-surgical phases.
If you're early in recovery and don't yet know the cadence you'll need, start with Reset and step up. If you're working against a deadline — a sport, a surgery, a settlement — and you can train hard between sessions, the doctor will likely recommend Rebuild or Intensive. We'd rather you under-buy and step up than over-buy and roll sessions.
Refundable $25 deposit holds the slot. Balance settles in the clinic. If the assessment doesn't show a clear care path, we won't recommend a plan — and we'll tell you what to do instead.
