Our Services
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Manual manipulation, also referred to as adjustments, are skilled techniques that involve the application of a controlled, specific force to joints with restricted movement. This intervention is used to restore joint mobility, reduce pain, improve function, and support optimal neuromusculoskeletal health.
Adjustments help restore motion so patients can move better, recover better, and perform better in daily life, work, sport, and family activities.
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Active Release Technique-style care is a hands-on soft tissue treatment used to identify and release areas of restriction within muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments, and surrounding tissues. During treatment, the provider applies precise pressure to a specific area while the patient actively moves through a guided range of motion. This helps reduce adhesions, improve tissue mobility, restore normal movement patterns, decrease pain, and improve overall function.
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Cupping is a technique that uses specialized suction cups to create negative pressure on the skin and underlying soft tissues. This intervention is used to promote local circulation, reduce muscle tension, improve tissue mobility, and support recovery.
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IASTM, commonly referred to as scraping, is a technique that uses specialized stainless steel instruments to assess and treat soft tissue restrictions. This intervention is used to improve tissue mobility, reduce pain, promote healing, and restore normal movement patterns.
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Dry needling is a skilled therapeutic intervention that involves the insertion of thin, sterile filiform needles into trigger points and dysfunctional muscle tissue to reduce pain, improve muscle function, and restore range of motion.
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Athletic rehabilitation therapy is a personalized exercise-based treatment approach designed to restore strength, mobility, stability, and functional movement following injury or dysfunction.
Through targeted therapeutic exercises and progressive movement strategies, this intervention helps reduce pain, improve performance, and support a safe return to daily activities, work, or sport.
Our Plans
Corrective Care
Following a comprehensive new patient assessment, an individualized corrective care plan is developed based on each patient's clinical findings, symptoms, injury history, movement impairments, functional limitations, and treatment goals. Care plans, including treatment frequency, duration, and therapeutic interventions, are tailored to address the patient's specific needs and promote optimal recovery, improved function, and long-term musculoskeletal health.
We recognize that no two patients present the same, even when they share a similar diagnosis. For this reason, treatment plans are individualized rather than standardized, allowing care to be adapted based on clinical presentation, response to treatment, and progress throughout the rehabilitation process.
Wellness Care
This plan is designed for patients who have completed a corrective care program or those seeking ongoing chiropractic "maintenance" care to support long-term musculoskeletal health and function. Ongoing treatment recommendations are individualized based on each patient's lifestyle, activity level, occupational demands, and overall health goals to help maintain joint mobility, optimize movement, and reduce the risk of future injury.
Regular wellness visits allow for continued monitoring of musculoskeletal function while addressing minor restrictions or dysfunctions before they progress into more significant concerns. The frequency and type of care are tailored to each patient's needs and may be adjusted over time based on clinical findings, functional status, and personal wellness objectives.