Question 1

Do I need to be enrolled in VA Health Care to get chiropractic care?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Yes. You must be enrolled in VA Health Care before you can use your chiropractic benefits, including care through the Community Care Network. If you're not enrolled yet, you can apply through the VA — and once you're enrolled, talk to your VA primary care provider about a chiropractic referral.

Question 2

How do I get a VA referral for a chiropractor?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Start by talking to your VA primary care provider and letting them know you're experiencing pain and would like chiropractic care. If it's clinically appropriate, they'll submit a referral through the VA Community Care program. You can ask that your care be routed to Aim High Health.

Question 3

Can I choose Aim High Health as my Community Care chiropractor?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Yes. You can request Aim High Health when your VA provider submits the referral, or ask the VA's Community Care team to route your approved care to us.

Question 4

What is the VA Community Care Network?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

The VA Community Care Network is the VA's network of approved community providers who treat eligible veterans when a VA facility can't provide the care conveniently. Aim High Health is a proud provider in this network and treats veterans referred through it.

Question 5

How many chiropractic visits does the VA cover?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Your VA authorization lists both the number of approved visits and the coverage dates they're valid for. The exact amount varies by referral, so check your authorization letter — and bring it to your first appointment so our team can confirm your coverage. If you need care beyond what's approved, ask your VA provider about a new referral before your current authorization runs out.

Question 6

What happens if my VA authorization expires?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

The VA generally will not cover visits that happen before your authorization is approved or after it expires. If you're approaching your end date or you've used all your approved visits, talk to your VA primary care provider about a new referral before scheduling another appointment. If you're unsure where you stand, call us and we'll help you check your authorization before you're seen.

Question 7

Do I pay anything for VA-referred chiropractic care?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Care authorized through VA Community Care is billed to the VA, not to you. Bring your approval documentation to your first visit so our team can confirm your coverage before you're seen.

Question 8

How do I book my appointment once I'm approved?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Once the VA approves your referral, call Aim High Chiropractic to schedule your first visit — wait for that authorization before booking. Bring your VA authorization, photo ID, and any relevant imaging or medical records to your appointment. We'll help you find the first available time at our Denver, Aurora, or Wheat Ridge location.

Question 9

What should I bring to my first VA chiropractic appointment?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Bring your VA authorization letter, a photo ID, and any relevant imaging or medical records — X-rays, MRIs, or notes from previous providers. Your authorization lets our team confirm your approved visits and coverage dates before your evaluation, and prior imaging helps your chiropractor build the right treatment plan from day one.

Question 10

What happens at my first visit as a VA-referred patient?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Your chiropractor will perform a full evaluation and then build a personalized treatment plan based on your VA authorization — so your care fits within the visits and coverage dates the VA approved. We'll walk you through the plan, answer your questions, and make sure you know what to expect before you leave.

Question 11

What conditions can VA chiropractic care help with?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Veterans are commonly referred for back pain, neck pain, headaches, and musculoskeletal injuries related to the wear and tear of service. Our team will build a personalized plan focused on relieving your pain and restoring mobility.

Question 12

Which Aim High Health locations serve veterans?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

We welcome veterans at all of our Colorado locations — Denver, Aurora, and Wheat Ridge. Let us know which is most convenient and we'll get you scheduled.

Question 13

How long does VA Community Care approval take?

Aim High Health · Accepted Answer

Timing varies by referral and your local VA. Once the VA approves it, you'll receive an authorization listing your approved visits and coverage dates — then call Aim High Chiropractic to schedule your first appointment. The VA generally won't cover visits that happen before that authorization comes through.

Chiropractic Care for VeteransThrough the VA Community Care Network

We see and treat these every day — especially in veterans

Low back pain

Shoulder pain

Knee pain

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Does the VA cover chiropractic care?

How veterans get chiropractic care through VA Community Care

Enroll in VA Health Care

Ask your VA provider for a referral

Request Aim High Chiropractic

Wait for VA authorization

Schedule your appointment

Begin your care

What to bring to your first visit

Watch your authorization dates

From your first visit, you'll feel the difference

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