Our services
Your doctor chooses and explains each one after the exam. You can say no to any part.
Spinal decompression therapy
You rest on a table that slowly and gently changes the pull on your spine. Your doctor decides after the exam whether it is an option for you, and explains how it works, what it feels like and what the risks are.
Decided after your exam
You can ask to stop at any time
Often paired with exercise
Spinal adjustment
Controlled, hands-on movement of a joint in the spine. Your doctor explains the technique and its risks before the first adjustment, and there are lower-force options to ask about.
Technique explained first
Lower-force options
You decide each step
Rehabilitative exercise
Exercises your doctor picks for how you move and what your job asks of you: lifting, bending, carrying. The plan changes as you go, and you leave with a short routine to do on your own.
Shown and checked in the office
A short routine for home
Adjusted at each review
Soft tissue therapy
Hands-on work on tight muscle and the tissue around joints, with instrument-assisted tools where your doctor thinks they fit. Tell us about anywhere that is tender.
Myofascial release
Trigger point work
Instrument-assisted options
Posture analysis and advice
A look at how you stand, sit and move, with photos on a screen to point things out. You get advice for your workstation, vehicle or line, and exercises that fit.
Posture check at the exam
Advice for your job
Exercises that fit
Sports and activity care
For people who run, lift or play on weekends. We combine chiropractic care with exercise, and your doctor sets the pace of a return to activity after the exam.
Exercises for your sport
A plan for returning to activity
Tips on training load
The work we plan around
Tell us what your day involves. The exam starts there.
Lifting and carrying
Crates, boxes, pallets and tools. We ask how much, how often and from what height.
Long hours on your feet
Packing lines, fields, shop floors. Your doctor looks at how you stand and move through a shift.
Bending and reaching
Picking, stacking, planting. We look at the movements you repeat all day.
Driving and sitting
Forklifts, trucks and long commutes. We look at how you sit and what helps you change position.
Weekend sports
Running, lifting, ball games. Your doctor plans around the activity you want to keep doing.
Desk and phone work
Dispatch, office and phone work. We look at your chair, screen and breaks.
Your care, step by step
The same order for every new patient.
- 01
Exam
Your doctor asks about your work and history, examines how you move and explains what was found. X-rays are taken only when medically necessary.
- 02
Your plan
Your doctor lays out the options and their risks, and you choose a plan together.
- 03
Treatment
Visits use the hands-on care and exercise in your plan. You can ask to stop at any time.
- 04
Reviews
Your doctor checks how you are doing at set points and changes the plan as you decide.
FAQ
Service Questions
Common questions about our services.
01How long is a visit?
The first visit takes about an hour. Later visits are shorter, and your doctor tells you what to expect for yours.
02Does spinal decompression hurt?
Many people feel a gentle stretch while they rest on the table. Tell your doctor if anything is uncomfortable and they will adjust it or stop.
03Can I combine treatments?
A plan often includes more than one kind of care. Your doctor explains each part, and you can say no to any of them.
Book a visit
Send a message and the front desk will call you to find a time that works around your shift.
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