An adjustment occurs by our doctor using either her hands or a small "clicking" tool. This is used to align the spine / joints in the body. By doing so, the doctor is able to align the bones to go where they need to go. You may hear a small "POP!"

AKA IASTM. It is the use of a tool, usually with a beveled edge, to assess the quality of the tissue to treat areas that have scar tissue or chronic inflammation.

Common areas include: shoulder, plantar fasciitis, and the IT Band.

Extremities are the joints in your body not attached to your spine (elbows, knees, shoulders, etc.).

Sometimes these extremities are mispositioned, causing pain. Our doctor adjusts these joints by putting them back where they belong. 

Range of motion testing is done on your first visit and every re-evaluation to show the improvement in how your body is moving. 

The doctor / therapist secures electrode pads to your skin. This machine generates electrical impulses that stimulate your skeletal muscles to contract forcing lactic acid out of the muscle. The electric impulses stop nerve pain that can travel down your arms or legs. 

This makes the body vibrate causing an increase in blood flow to promote muscle recovery, improve bone density, improve posture, burn fat cells, and ease neuropathy symptoms.

Physical treatment and rehabilitation are used to detect, prevent, and treat symptoms of the musculoskeletal system. Both acute and chronic conditions can be treated through our guided therapeutic exercises.

Our doctor works one-on-one with the patient as she pinpoints trigger points in the muscle. She focuses on the muscle by working out adhesions and scar tissue to increase patient's range of motion and ease muscle pain and tension.

A board certified radiologist reviews and writes a report based on the MRI findings. Our doctor will go over in detail, with the patient, the results from the report. A treatment plan based on the results will be made. If further evaluation is needed, a referral will be made.

A passive therapy that improves motion in the spine. It gently and effectively re-establishes normal range of motion by stretching the spinal joints to increase mobility and rehydrate the discs in the spine.