Chiropractic adjustments are a common treatment for many injuries. Chiropractors use their hands and arms to move the vertebrae and other parts of the body to correct alignment and relieve pain. Adjustments can be used on people of all ages, but are especially beneficial for people who have suffered an injury or are experiencing chronic pain. Chiropractic adjustments can be done in a variety of settings, including hospitals, doctor’s offices, sports clinics, and chiropractic schools.

Our chiropractors utilize a variety of techniques to help with a fast recovery. Some of these techniques include adjustments, massage, and electrical stimulation. By working together, these methods can help speed up the healing process and get you back to your normal routine as quickly as possible.

Chiropractic mobilizations are a type of chiropractic therapy that uses gentle pressure to help improve strength and flexibility throughout the body. They are often used to treat problems such as back pain, neck pain, and spasms.

Pelvic stabilization drills involve the use of isolated muscles to stabilize the pelvis and lower back. This treatment can help target the lumbar and pelvic region, which can alleviate pain. Pelvic stabilization drills are often used in conjunction with chiropractic adjustments, as they can help improve joint mobility and function.

Spinal subluxation, decompression, and manipulation can help improve the functionality of a person’s spine, restore range of motion, and reduce pain. This treatment requires targeted pressure to help fix the issue.

Using ergonomic training techniques, patients can improve their mobility and overall wellness. These methods can be incorporated into a daily routine to help increase the range of motion and pain relief.

Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is a therapy that uses electrical impulses to force the muscles to contract in the same way that nerve impulses do. This therapy has been used to treat a variety of medical conditions, including chronic pain and depression.

Our chiropractor will use a variety of treatments to reduce pain and correct misalignments in the spine. These may include adjustments, exercises, and medication if necessary. Our goal is to help you recover without resorting to surgery or addictive pain medications.