Different paths.
One focus: you.

Computer-guided equipment gently stretches and relaxes the spine. The practice offers an individualized approach for appropriate disc-related concerns. Treatment time and frequency depend on your condition.

Evaluation for musculoskeletal concerns following auto, personal or sports injuries. Discuss your symptoms, how the injury happened and the activities it affects so the practice can help determine the appropriate next step.

Cold compresses are applied to the affected area as part of care for swelling, muscle spasms and soft tissue injuries. This is localized ice pack therapy, not a whole-body cryotherapy chamber.

Electrodes placed on the skin deliver controlled electrical impulses to the affected area. The practice’s information includes electrical muscle stimulation, interferential current therapy and microcurrent therapy. Ask which, if any, is suitable for your care.

Prescription inserts are made to the contours of your feet and the way you move. They fit inside your shoes to provide individualized support. Discuss foot, knee or lower-back discomfort related to walking with your clinician.

Also called spinal manipulation, this hands-on chiropractic technique is intended to address joint movement. Your chiropractor will discuss the approach and whether it is appropriate for your condition.

Specific exercises and stretches are selected around your physical needs, with a focus on flexibility, strength and endurance. Your clinician may also give you exercises to perform at home as part of your rehabilitation plan.

A handheld device is moved across the skin with a conductive gel to apply high-frequency sound waves to soft tissues. This treatment is different from diagnostic ultrasound used for imaging. Ask your clinician whether it fits your care plan.

Discuss practical habits for everyday activities, including sitting, lifting and sleeping. Spinal wellness guidance complements a conversation with your clinician about your particular needs.