Our professional staff will obtain a complete case history, and perform a thorough and complete physical examination. If necessary, additional diagnostic methods such as x-rays, MRI, or sEMG will be used to determine if chiropractic can help you.  These findings will also help to create an individualized care program based upon the structure and health of your spine.  Our staff will also work closely with other health care providers, such as orthopedists, cardiologists, and neurologists in the community. We will make referrals to other health care providers if necessary, and obtain the best treatment for your condition. We won’t just be treating your spine.  We look at the total health and wellness of your entire body, which may include recommendations for chiropractic treatments, rehabilitation, acupuncture, exercise, therapy, lifestyle modification, and nutrition.

The doctor will review your findings after your examination day.  These findings are explained to you the day following your initial exam.  Recommendations will be given based upon your age, physical condition, lifestyle and unique health problem. Often times the primary course of treatment will be spinal manipulation or "adjustments" to return individual vertebrae to their proper position and motion.

Additional procedures may be used to reduce inflammation, provide pain relief, and enhance healing. These procedures include heat, electro-muscle stimulation, cryotherapy (ice), ultrasound, acupuncture, and rehabilitative stretching and strengthening exercises.

If you have any further questions, check out our frequently asked questions.