Nurse Doza Clinic
Also at the clinic
These are the services available in the room in West Lake Hills, alongside consults, lab reviews, and IV drips. Most people add one of them onto a visit they're already coming in for.
Looking for the main services instead?
Asking about NAD? It's a shot, added on to an IV or shot visit.
Chiropractic
Hands-on adjustments with Nurse Doza, who is a chiropractor as well as a nurse practitioner. People come in for neck and back pain, headaches, joint pain, and sports injuries.
Some people come in for something acute that just started. Others come in on an ongoing basis as maintenance. Which of those makes sense for you — and how often — is something to talk through in the room rather than decide from a web page.
What people come in to talk about
- Neck pain
- Back pain
- Headaches
- Joint pain
- Sports injuries
- Ongoing maintenance
BrainTap
$4015 minutes
BrainTap is a guided session using a light-and-sound headset with an audio track. You sit back, put the headset on, and listen. People use it as a way to wind down, and it's often paired with a drip or an adjustment while they're already here.
The headset can also be bought for use at home if you'd rather have your own. Ask us about it at your visit.
What people come in to talk about
- Winding down
- Sleep support
- Stress
- Quiet time
Red light therapy
$3015 minutes
A session in front of a red light panel. You sit or stand in front of it for a set amount of time, with eye protection, and that's the whole visit.
It's a short, low-effort add-on to another visit, and a common first thing to try for someone who wants to be in the room without anything invasive.
What people come in to talk about
- Add-on to another visit
- Nothing invasive
- Short visits
PRP (platelet-rich plasma)
$69945 minutes
PRP starts with a blood draw from your own arm. That blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate out a concentrate of your platelets, and the concentrate is then injected at the treatment site during the same visit.
People come in asking about PRP for sports injuries, joint pain, and hair. Whether it's an appropriate option for what you're dealing with is a conversation we have first — bring your questions and we'll go through the procedure, what the visit involves, and what it doesn't.
What people come in to talk about
- Sports injuries
- Joint pain
- Hair
Not sure which one fits?
Call the clinic and ask. We'll tell you plainly whether something here is worth your time, and what to expect at the visit.