OUR SERVICES
Care for people who train
Your doctor suggests what fits after the exam and explains the options and their risks. You choose.
Spinal adjustment
A quick, controlled movement of the spine or another joint, or a gentler instrument method. Your doctor explains the risks first, including the risks of any neck adjustment, and you choose.
Manual adjustment
Instrument-assisted adjustment
Drop-table adjustment
Flexion-distraction
X-rays only when medically necessary
Sports rehabilitation
Exercises and movement work set around your sport, with steps for getting back to training. Your doctor sets a plan after the exam and changes it as you go.
Hands-on soft tissue work
Kinesiology taping
Sport-specific exercises
Return-to-activity steps
Movement screening
Posture and movement review
A look at how you stand, sit, run and ride, with exercises and changes to your setup that you can try between visits.
Posture and movement review
Desk and bike setup questions
Exercises to practice at home
Review at follow-up visits
Traction and nerve glides
Gentle traction on the spine and movement exercises for nerves that feel tight or irritated. Your doctor decides after the exam whether they are right for you.
Spinal traction
Nerve glide exercises
Gradual strengthening
Review at follow-up visits
Soft tissue work
Hands-on work on tight muscles, by your doctor, as part of a visit and alongside the rest of your plan.
Deep tissue work
Myofascial release
Trigger point work
Instrument-assisted soft tissue work
WHAT TO EXPECT
How we work with you
Plain terms for every visit.
Straight answers
Your doctor explains what he finds and what he recommends at your first visit.
Gentle options
Low-force instrument methods are available if you prefer them.
Early and Saturday hours
Visits start at 7 a.m. on weekdays, and the office is open on Saturday morning.
Fees explained first
Read how fees work, or ask the front desk before you book.
Your choice
You can say no to any part of care, or stop, at any time.
Physician first when needed
If something needs a physician, we say so and send you there first.
Not sure which service fits?
Book a first visit. Your doctor will go over what he finds and the options, and you decide.
- A sudden severe headache or neck pain, dizziness, trouble speaking or seeing, new weakness or numbness, numbness in the groin or saddle area (between the legs and buttocks), or new bladder or bowel trouble needs emergency care now. Call 911 or go to an emergency room.