The first step is the $500 Telehealth Evaluation with Dr. Jacobs. During this one-hour consultation, he reviews your history, prior treatments, and overall presentation to determine whether your case aligns with the Four-Day Intensive model.

If the program is not appropriate for your condition, we will tell you directly. Our priority is clinical alignment, not enrollment.

The Four-Day Intensive is structured specifically for complex and unresolved cases. Rather than brief, isolated visits spaced weeks apart, this format allows for concentrated assessment, corrective progression, and neurological integration across consecutive days.

Many patients who apply have already completed standard physical therapy, injections, or surgical procedures without lasting resolution. This program focuses on identifying layered mechanical and neuromuscular contributors that may not be addressed in conventional care models.

The structure, duration, and sequencing of treatment are intentional and designed for complex presentations.

For most patients, one Intensive produces meaningful improvement and a clear corrective direction. For others with complex or long-standing conditions, additional care may be recommended. This is determined individually and discussed transparently during your evaluation and treatment days.

At the conclusion of the Intensive, you will receive a structured summary of findings, progress made, and recommended next steps. Some patients transition to self-management. Others benefit from periodic reassessment or coordination with a local provider. The goal is long-term stability rather than ongoing dependency.

Not every case is appropriate for this format. If your case is not accepted, we will provide guidance on alternative options when possible. Selectivity ensures that the program remains focused on patients who are most likely to benefit.

The Four-Day Intensive is a private-pay program and is not billed to insurance. Its extended session length and concentrated structure fall outside traditional reimbursement models. Documentation can be provided upon request should you wish to pursue possible out-of-network reimbursement independently.

Yes. MRI reports, X-rays, surgical notes, and other records may provide helpful context. However, candidacy is determined primarily by your current presentation and functional assessment rather than imaging findings alone.

Many patients travel to Clermont, Florida for this program. Upon acceptance, our team can provide general recommendations for nearby accommodations. Patients are responsible for arranging their own lodging and transportation.