Chiropractic, as we would like to define it, is the practice of improving one's quality of life through a hands-on, musculoskeletal approach. We take each patients' unique health history and lifestyle into account through an initial exam, come up with a list of diagnoses, and decide a plan of care. Patients often leave each visit with a sense of relief, both from pain but also with the confidence of knowing how to best to tackle their concerns. Our chiropractors often refer to other healthcare professionals, order imaging/bloodwork or create home exercise plans to make sure each patient is getting attention from many different perspectives. Whether it is to manage an acute episode of pain, chronic discomfort, or to maintain a current level of health, chiropractic is great place to start your path towards better health!

Our office offers two different therapies geared towards aiding your body in recovering from activities and injuries alike. Compression therapy with involves using pneumatic compression to enhance circulation and promote recovery. The Normatec system uses a series of air-filled sleeves that are placed on the limbs (such as the legs or arms). These sleeves inflate and deflate in a specific sequence, mimicking the natural muscle pump action to increase blood flow, reduce swelling, and improve lymphatic drainage. It is commonly used by athletes and those in physical therapy to speed up recovery after intense exercise, reduce muscle soreness, and relieve inflammation. Additionally, it can help improve circulation and reduce pain, making it a popular tool in chiropractic and wellness settings for overall recovery and wellness.
Similarly, cupping therapy involves placing specially designed cups on the skin to create a vacuum, which helps improve blood flow, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing. The cups are typically made of glass, silicone, or plastic, and the suction can either be static (left in place) or dynamic (moved along the skin). This therapy is often used to address pain, inflammation, and stiffness, as well as to improve circulation and relaxation. It is commonly incorporated into treatments for musculoskeletal issues, stress relief, and overall well-being, and may be combined with other chiropractic adjustments or therapies for enhanced results.