Our Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Services

The primary focus of chiropractic is to adjust the spine and remove the issues which interfere with the body’s natural, normal healing ability. 

We provide spinal correction utilizing advanced chiropractic techniques. These newer and advanced correction methods are safer, more comfortable and more effective than ever before. 

Our Physical Therapy team works to provide a personalized approach to your recovery.

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Our primary goal is to restore your function and independence through the following:

• Advanced manual therapy

• Strengthening, mobility and flexibility training

• Post-Operative Rehabilitation

• Postural training

• Therapeutic exercise

Intervertebral Differential Dynamics Therapy® (IDD Therapy) is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment for pain relief with an 86% success rate.  It is one of the most effective forms of treatment for the relief of neck and back pain.

The machine gently pulls the vertebrae apart, creating negative pressure where the affected disc is.  This allows blood and nutrients to get back into the area to help heal. 

The Pro-Adjuster is a sophisticated type of technology that allows for gentle, safe manipulation without any popping or sudden twisting. 

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It combines traditional chiropractic knowledge with technology to gently prod the body into alignment and facilitate proper spinal function.

PiezoWave therapy is an effective and non-invasive solution to the pain associated with the musculoskeletal system. It delivers a series of high-energy impulses to the area being treated.

These are not electric shocks, but focused sound waves that can penetrate deep into joints or attachment sites that are too deep for manual therapy techniques to be effective.

Active Release Technique therapy, also known as ART, is a medically-patented system designed to help athletes – as well as more casual exercisers – with muscle, ligament, tendon and nerve pain.

ART was invented by a medical professional who works with sports-related injuries, but it has proven successful as a nerve entrapment treatment as well. 

Occupational therapy (OT) helps people who have lost function temporarily or permanently restore their independence and quality of life.

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OT extends beyond injury rehabilitation to target the full individual and their functional needs. Its purpose is to assist patients in performing activities of daily life, promote safety and independence, and help individuals in adjusting for abilities that cannot be returned to pre-injury levels of functioning.

• ​Corrective Exercises

• Hot Laser Therapy

• Kinesiotaping

• Ultrasound

• Massage Therapy

• Movement Therapy/Yoga

• Pediatric Chiropractic Care

• And More