Our office strives to find the cause of the problem, address it, and then achieve recovery as quickly as possible. At our office, a standard treatment plan is 12 visits. If signs of relief are not noticeable within 4 visits, our treatment protocol is to look deeper, to see if something was missed.

Cost at our office is based off what services are provided. We accept most insurances and assignment. Insurance benefits are determined as soon as possible, the costs of services are explained before they are rendered.  The patient is treated after the doctor and patient agree upon the right course of action. Affordable cash prices are available and we accept most forms of payment including Care Credit®.

Do you have pain of any kind, back, neck, knee, shoulder, elbow, etc.?

Have you been in some kind of fall, accident, or suffered an injury?

If you answered yes to any of these conditions, then you need chiropractic care. If you are not keeping the joints of your spine moving properly then you are putting abnormal stress on your joints. Just like if the alignment is out on the tires on your car, your spine will wear abnormally without proper alignment. If you want to keep a healthy body and spine, you need to keep the spine moving properly to prevent biomechanical stress from causing your body to age prematurely. Whether you want to keep moving for work, play, kids, or grandkids, Chiropractic can help your body start to move and function better.

• Sciatica – Pain that shoots down from the lower back/hip into the leg or foot.
• Hip pain – Pain felt near the groin or in the near the lower back.
• Insomnia – The inability to maintain restful sleep.
• Arthritis – Aching in the joints of the spine or extremity that is there upon waking and gets better with movement.
• Auto Accidents –  Injuries caused by seat-belt or impact with another car.
• Back Injuries – Pulled muscles, aching, stabbing, burning.
• Disc Injuries – Pain in the spine that can shoot down the arm or leg, worse when standing, coughing, sneezing, bearing down. Sitting makes worse most of the time, leaning away from pain or laying down makes better.
• Nutritional Advising
• Personal Injuries – Slips, falls, auto accidents, injury to the patient that they are not responsible for the cause.
• Pregnancy Care – Pre/Post care for round ligament pain, back pain, hip pain as well as post pregnancy rehab.
• Sports Injuries – Running, cycling, swimming, baseball, basketball, football.
• Runners Leg – Pain that is felt on the outside of the leg that is aggravated by walking, running, standing.
• Sports Performance – Increased performance through increasing mobility, strength, and flexibility.
• Whiplash – Neck injury that is caused by quick acceleration and deceleration of the neck injuring the muscles and joints of the neck. Can be caused by an auto accident, but can occur in sports injuries as well as slips and falls.
• Arm pain – Strains/Sprains, shooting pain, burning, nerve entrapments.
• Shoulder pain – Pain while moving the shoulder, difficulty or inability to lift the arm over the head, restricted range of motion in the shoulder.
• Foot pain – Felt in various areas of the foot, plantar fasciitis, sprained ankle.
• Knee pain – Pain felt on the inside or outside of the knee, mild swelling, popping.
• Neck pain – Pain and stiffness in the neck, torticollis.
• Spinal stenosis – Narrowing of the central canal or openings for the nerves along the side of the neck due to arthritis and disc degeneration.
• Carpal tunnel syndrome – Entrapment of the median nerve at the wrist, also can have entrapment in the forearm, shoulder, and side of the neck in double crush syndrome.
• Headaches –  Tension headaches are felt at the base of the skull and stretch over the head, they are irritated by stress or work. Cluster headaches are on one side of the temple or the other and are intermittent.
• Migraines – Headache that is characterized by an aura, light sensitivity, and nausea. Can be very intense and has several variations.
• Numbness – Lack of sensation in an area due to a pinched nerve can have tingling as well.
• Restless leg syndrome – Pain, numbness, tingling felt in the legs while lying down or sitting. Often felt at night in bed, or when resting in a chair.
• Fibromyalgia – Pain, and inflammation felt all over the body that is debilitating at times, typically bouts of insomnia. Patient goes through cycles of worsening and improving symptoms.
• Many more