Chiropractic

Chiropractic physicians are experts in reducing pain and dysfunction in the neuromusculoskeletal systems. “Chiropractic” is the science and art which utilizes the inherent recuperative powers of the body and the relationship between the neuromusculoskeletal structures and functions of the body, particularly of the spinal column and the nervous system, in the restoration and maintenance of health.

We do this through mainly manual techniques to restore the function of specific joints in the spine and the extremities. Along with the adjustments, we use a wide range of active rehab and modalities to better treat each individual patient. A referral to our office is not needed! 

Our doctors use the following treatment techniques to relieve your pain and improve your function: 

• Manual Spinal/Extremity Adjustments
• Flexion/Distraction
• Drop Table Techniques.
• Soft Tissue Mobilization
• Myofascial Release- ART (Active Release Techniques)
• McKenzie Method- MDT (Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy)
• Mechanical Traction

Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT)

Focused on assessment, treatment and prevention of future back, neck and extremity injuries. An evidence-based approach that focuses on patient and their potential to self-manage everyday pains and recovery. MDT aims to centralize symptoms based on patients’ direction of preference with the end goal of complete recovery of pain and pain prevention.

X-Rays

Our office is equipped with Advanced Digital X-Rays for quick and accurate diagnostics. We also offer a computer software analysis of these x-rays in which we can determine accurate measurements, standard of care and a diagnostic approach specifically for you. We are specifically looking on how to restore your spine with curves and angles rather than just guessing. We also use a board certified Chiropractic Radiologist to dedicated both pathological and biomechanical evaluation of your imagining.

Functional Movement

Movement is Life! Everyday basic movements include pushing, pulling, squatting, hingeing, and carrying. When we become less mobile or less confident in these movements, our body pays the price. These are the foundational movements to perform our everyday activities, so we need to stay strong in these movements! We believe each person is different so their rehab should be different. This improves your function at work, with hobbies, and everyday life! 

Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression

A practice that utilizes a specialized table to relieve pain by creating a scenario in which bulging or herniated disc tissue is able to move back into place and heal, alleviating the pain this condition causes.

Spinal decompression therapy aims to help patients who suffer from debilitating pain due to bulging, degenerating, or herniated discs. It can also be used for the pain management and treatment of many causes of sciatica, injured or diseased spinal nerve roots, and worn spinal joints.

The therapy itself works to stretch the spine, using a spinal decompression table or other device, in order to create negative pressure and space within the disc to allow disc fluid to move back into place. This creates an environment in which the disc can receive more nutrients and therefore heal itself more quickly and effectively. The ultimate goal of spinal decompression therapy is to relieve the patient’s chronic back, arm, neck, and/or leg pain, and to heal the source of said pain.

Spinal decompression therapy is also referred to as non-surgical decompression therapy, since it is often used as a safe, affordable, and extremely effective alternative to spinal surgery. The distinction between surgical and non-surgical spinal decompression is an important one, as surgical spinal procedures are often considered a last option, while spinal decompression therapy is a safe treatment at any stage of back pain. 

Our Non-surgical Spinal Decompression technology is a FDA cleared devise that employs a load sensor that measures and monitors the treatment force of every treatment. The table can sense a patient threshold of pain while on table before the patient feels pain resulting in a smooth, non-painful treatment. Spinal decompression tables use computerized technology to create negative intradiscal pressure in the spine. A decompression table has two parts which move independently of one another. During setup, a spinal decompression technician chooses a decompression program that is best suited to the patient’s needs. The right program for an individual will depend on that person’s diagnosis as well as how they have responded to previous treatments.

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