Chiropractic Care
We treat the joints, the muscles, and the nervous system that runs through them, and how trouble in any of those places affects the rest of your health. Most people come to us for back pain, neck pain, joint pain in the arms or legs, or headaches. An adjustment restores motion to a joint that has stopped moving well, which eases the strain on the nerves running through your spine. Those nerves carry signal to every part of the body, so restoring their function has effects well beyond the joint itself.
No single technique works for everyone
We use several adjusting techniques, chosen for your body and your preference.
Manual Adjustment
Hands-on correction using controlled pressure and movement. The traditional approach, and still the right one for many people. Read more about manual adjustment.
Instrument Adjustment
A low-force alternative using the Activator or Impulse instrument. Precise, gentle, and often preferred for sensitive joints or a lighter touch. Read more about instrument adjustment.
We have both, and the exam tells us which one fits your case. See the full list of chiropractic modalities we offer.
What to expect after an adjustment
Adjustments rarely hurt. Some people notice mild soreness afterward, similar to the day after exercise, and it usually settles within 12 to 48 hours. For some problems, low back pain among them, chiropractic care is the main treatment on its own. When another medical condition is present, we work alongside your medical care, addressing the musculoskeletal part of the problem.
Soft tissue and therapy tools
Beyond the adjustment, we use soft tissue and therapy work matched to what a given case needs.
- Myofascial release
- Vibracussor therapy
- Interferential therapy
- Intersegmental traction
- Ultrasound therapy
Care for children
We see children too, from infants through the school years. Read about chiropractic for children and chiropractic for young athletes.
Or call 704-663-2010. See the full list of conditions we treat.
