Our office has a top rated chiropractor and compassionate team with over 250 5-star reviews for effectively helping folks of all ages–including infants, pregnant moms, and elders with severe degenerative conditions. As some of the best chiropractors in the area, our doctors have performed thousands of safe and effective chiropractic adjustments.
Chiropractic care is non-invasive, hands on treatment of the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system. Chiropractors use their clinical expertise to diagnose and treat issues that affect your body’s pain and function. The types of treatments used by chiropractors vary, but all are used to promote health, improve your quality of life, and alleviate pain.
Using this technique, a handheld adjusting instrument delivers a gentle impulse to the vertebral segments of the spine. The impulses feel like a light thumping sensation and are often used to treat everything from certain types of headaches, including migraines, to lower back pain.
This technique is also typically used on the extremities and spine. It feels similar to the Gonstead technique and involves hands-on short, quick thrusts to align and restore proper movement to the spine. This technique is used to reduce pain and stiffness, realign joints, and increase mobility.
Using a specially designed table with padded platforms, the chiropractor applies a quick thrust to make the table drop a fraction of an inch and adjust the patient. During the dropping motion, the patient may feel a vibration, but is very comfortable for most patients. It can be used for spinal or extremity adjustments.
The Toggle Recoil technique is a gentle and specific chiropractic technique that corrects the positioning of the upper cervical vertebrae, without twisting, bending, or cracking the neck. The patient lays on their side to reduce any rotation in the neck while the doctor uses a dropping headpiece to apply minimal force. This recoiling vibration allows the doctor to use gentle precision to produce effective results with comfort.
The Webster Method is focused on stabilizing the sacroiliac joint and sacrum and is most often used in pregnant women to improve uterine and pelvic function and correct the position of the fetus. However, it can be helpful for anyone that is suffering from stiffness or pain in the sacrum or SI joint areas.
Using this technique, a handheld adjusting instrument delivers a gentle impulse to the vertebral segments of the spine. The impulses feel like a light thumping sensation and are often used to treat everything from certain types of headaches, including migraines, to lower back pain.
This technique is also typically used on the extremities and spine. It feels similar to the Gonstead technique and involves hands-on short, quick thrusts to align and restore proper movement to the spine. This technique is used to reduce pain and stiffness, realign joints, and increase mobility.
Using a specially designed table with padded platforms, the chiropractor applies a quick thrust to make the table drop a fraction of an inch and adjust the patient. During the dropping motion, the patient may feel a vibration, but is very comfortable for most patients. It can be used for spinal or extremity adjustments.
The Toggle Recoil technique is a gentle and specific chiropractic technique that corrects the positioning of the upper cervical vertebrae, without twisting, bending, or cracking the neck. The patient lays on their side to reduce any rotation in the neck while the doctor uses a dropping headpiece to apply minimal force. This recoiling vibration allows the doctor to use gentle precision to produce effective results with comfort.
The Webster Method is focused on stabilizing the sacroiliac joint and sacrum and is most often used in pregnant women to improve uterine and pelvic function and correct the position of the fetus. However, it can be helpful for anyone that is suffering from stiffness or pain in the sacrum or SI joint areas.
Chiropractic is widely recognized as one of the safest, non-invasive, drug free therapies available for the treatment of neck and back pain. Adjustments are extremely safe when performed by a licensed chiropractor.
Chiropractors care for patients with a variety of health conditions, but are especially well known for their expertise when caring for patients with back pain, neck pain, and headaches. They also treat a wide range of injuries and disorders of the musculoskeletal system including ligaments, joints, and muscles. Many chiropractors also offer advice to their patients on nutrition, exercise, diet, healthy habits, and lifestyle and occupational modification.
Chiropractic adjustments are highly controlled procedures and rarely cause pain because gentle pressure and minimal force are used. Most patients feel instant relief from pain following an adjustment. Any soreness as a result of the initial adjustment is often described as similar to the pain associated with starting a new exercise program. Using an ice pack, drinking plenty of water, and engaging in light stretches will often help ease any discomfort.
A chiropractor may provide chronic, acute, or preventative treatment to their patients, which means that more than one visit is sometimes necessary. Your chiropractor will be able to tell you the extent of your recommended treatment and how long you can expect it to last.
Chiropractors typically use moist heat or ice to help with muscle spasms and pain. When used appropriately, these methods can have an analgesic effect without the unwanted side effects of pain medications.
Children are physically active and often experience falls and blows from their activities that may result in injuries and pain. Because chiropractic care is always adapted to the individual patient it is very gentle and can help children with back and neck pain, soreness, discomfort, and stiffness.
Chiropractic care is often included with health insurance plans including workers’ compensation, Medicare, and some Medicaid plans. Contact our office or your insurance company directly to verify the benefits of your exact plan.
Subluxation is a term used to describe a joint that is not working properly, often due to misalignment. It can occur in any joint including those of the spine, feet, shoulders, wrists, knees, and more.
Chiropractic adjustment is the art of using controlled, specific force applied to a specific area to correct structural alignment and eliminate any interference with the nervous system. For the patient, this means reduction in pain, improved mobility, and overall improvement in health and wellness.
Chiropractic care is the treatment of the structures of your body using non-invasive, hands-on techniques. The goal of chiropractic care is to gently manipulate your spine and other body parts to get them into proper alignment to relieve pain and improve function.
We have a lengthy list of references to scholarly and governmental research on the effects and benefits of chiropractic here.
Many people come to us to fix a specific problem, while others want to turn their entire life around. Most folks who see us for back, neck, or shoulder pain tell us that it “came on gradually” but that their pain medicine, exercise, and massage had not fixed it.
We invite you to come in and see if we can help with any pain, numbness, tingling or headaches that you may be experiencing. It doesn’t matter if it’s the result of an injury, pregnancy, sciatica, or if it appeared out of the blue.
We help people get out of pain and get back to the things they want to be doing. We help folks get their life back and live their best life possible.
