Gentle, precise pressure applied to the spine to correct misalignment, relieve nerve irritation, and restore proper function. The most widely used chiropractic technique.

• Relieves joint pain and pressure on nerves
• Corrects vertebral misalignment
• Improves communication between the spine and body systems

A pulling force applied to the spine that decompresses vertebrae, reduces pressure on discs, and relieves pain. Effective for herniated or bulging discs and sciatica.

Hands-on techniques targeting muscles and connective tissue to reduce tightness, spasm, and inflammation. Often used alongside spinal adjustments for full-body relief.

Personalized posture correction programs and home exercise plans to strengthen the spine, prevent future injury, and maintain alignment between visits.

• Electrotherapy: gentle electrical current to stimulate muscles and reduce pain
• Cryotherapy: cold application to reduce swelling and inflammation
• Moist heat: increases blood flow and relaxes muscle fibers

Back surgery does not always remove the actual source of pain and can sometimes create more serious problems. We encourage patients to try chiropractic care before undergoing surgery. Call us to discuss whether chiropractic care is a realistic option for your situation.

Medication masks symptoms but does not treat the underlying problem. Long-term use can be harmful to the body and carries risks of dependency. Chiropractic care addresses the root cause of your pain naturally, without chemicals.

The key is maintaining strong spinal alignment. When vertebrae are out of position, it affects nerve flow throughout the body and can cause pain, mood changes, and reduced function. Regular chiropractic care, combined with good posture, proper lifting technique, and weight management, helps keep your spine in the correct position.

Mobile areas of the spine carry more pressure and are more vulnerable. The cervical spine supports the skull and the lumbar spine bears most of your body weight — making both prone to pain and injury. A chiropractor can identify the underlying source and explain why certain areas are affected more than others.

Dress comfortably. Your chiropractor may use techniques you haven’t experienced before and comfortable clothing helps you relax and engage fully in your treatment.

Chiropractic care is often covered by insurance, though coverage varies by provider and plan. Contact your insurance company or our administrative staff to confirm your specific coverage before starting a treatment plan.