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Our services

Chiropractic care for the whole family

Your doctor recommends what fits after the exam, and nothing starts until you agree.

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    Spinal adjustments

    Hands-on adjustments of the spine and joints. Your doctor chooses a method to suit your age, size and comfort, and explains the risks before any adjustment, including the rare serious risks of neck adjustments.

    • Manual diversified technique

    • Activator method

    • Drop-table adjustments

    • Flexion-distraction

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    Sports and activity

    For school teams, weekend runners and lifters. Adjustments are combined with soft tissue work and movement advice for your sport.

    • Soft tissue work

    • Kinesiology taping

    • Exercises for your sport

    • Return-to-activity steps

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    Posture and desk strain

    Hours at a desk, a heavy backpack and constant phone use can leave the neck and back stiff. We look at how you sit, stand and move, and show you changes and exercises to try at home.

    • Posture check

    • Desk and backpack advice

    • Home exercises

    • Spinal traction

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    Pregnancy visits

    Supported positioning on a pregnancy pillow and gentle, low-force methods, including the Webster technique, a described method for the pelvis. Please check with your OB or midwife first.

    • Webster technique

    • Pregnancy pillow support

    • Low-force methods

    • Visits after the birth

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    Children and teens

    Low-force methods matched to a child's age and size. A parent stays in the room for every visit, and the doctor explains what he plans to do first. We care for muscles and joints and do not treat illnesses.

    • Low-force methods

    • A parent in the room

    • Plans explained to you and your child

    • Movement checks for school sports

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    Regular visits

    Some people choose to keep coming at longer intervals once their plan is done. Your doctor explains why he recommends any visit, and you decide.

    • Check-in visits

    • Posture and movement review

    • Home exercise updates

What we examine and treat

We work with muscles and joints. If an exam shows something outside what we do, we tell you and suggest you see a physician.

  • Neck and upper back

  • Low back

  • Hips and pelvis

  • Shoulders

  • Elbows and wrists

  • Knees

  • Feet and ankles

  • Jaw

  • Posture

  • Everyday movement

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Your path

How it works

What to expect, from your first call to your plan.

  • Book your visit

    Send a message or call. The front desk finds a time and tells you what to bring.

  • Exam

    Your doctor asks about your history and how you move, then examines you.

  • Your options

    He explains what he found, the options, the risks of each and what each would cost.

  • Your plan

    If you agree, you start a plan that he reviews with you as you go.

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Send a message and the front desk will call to find a time.

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  • 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.