About Chiropractic

Chiropractic focuses on diagnosing and treating problems of the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system.
The goal is to restore proper movement, reduce pain, and improve overall function—without drugs or surgery.

Yes. Chiropractic care is considered very safe when performed by a trained, licensed chiropractor.
Treatments are gentle, controlled, and tailored to your body.

Most adjustments are not painful.
You may feel mild pressure or a quick release. Some patients feel immediate relief; a few may experience temporary soreness for 24–48 hours.

That sound is simply gas releasing from the joint, similar to cracking your knuckles.
It is not bone rubbing or anything harmful.

Not always.
X-rays are only taken when clinically necessary, such as after trauma or when serious conditions are suspected.

It depends on your condition.
Most patients notice improvement within 1-3 visits, but acute injuries or chronic issues may require more consistent care.

• Neck pain
   
• Low and mid back pain
   
• Headaches
   
• Shoulder, hip, and knee dysfunction
   
• Sciatica / radiating arm or leg pain
   
• Poor posture
   
• Sports injuries, Work injuries
   
• Car accident injuries (PIP)

Your visit typically includes:

1. ALL Evaluations (sEMG, 3D scan , posture alaysis and movement analysis)
    
2. Joint assessment
    
3. Chiropractic adjustments
    
4. Soft tissue therapy (ART, Graston, FDM, Laser, Taping, Cupping)
    
5. Personalized exercise instruction

Yes.
By restoring proper joint movement and addressing muscle imbalance, chiropractic care can significantly improve posture—especially when combined with corrective exercises.

In most cases, yes.
Light exercise can help maintain mobility.
If your treatment involved deeper soft tissue release, your chiropractor may recommend avoiding heavy lifting for 24 hours.