Conditions

Start by understanding what may be contributing to your symptoms.

Symptoms can have many causes. An individual evaluation helps determine whether chiropractic or supportive care is appropriate, or whether another type of evaluation should come first.

Back Pain

Evaluation and conservative care options for low back pain and related mobility concerns.

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Headaches & Migraines

Assessment of musculoskeletal factors that may contribute to some headache patterns.

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Neck Pain

Care focused on neck mobility, joint function, and related musculoskeletal discomfort.

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Sciatica

Evaluation of leg pain and nerve-related symptoms that may be associated with the low back or pelvis.

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Scoliosis

Individual assessment and conservative care planning for patients with scoliosis.

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Disc Injury

Conservative evaluation and care options for selected disc-related musculoskeletal concerns.

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Sports Injuries

Movement-focused care for selected sports and activity-related musculoskeletal injuries.

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Whiplash

Evaluation and care for neck and upper-body symptoms following acceleration-deceleration injuries.

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Work Injury

Assessment and care planning for selected work-related musculoskeletal injuries.

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Arm & Leg Pain

Evaluation of musculoskeletal causes of arm or leg pain, stiffness, and movement limitations.

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Carpal Tunnel

Assessment of wrist and upper-extremity symptoms that may be consistent with carpal tunnel syndrome.

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Shoulder Pain

Evaluation and conservative care for selected shoulder mobility and pain concerns.

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Vertigo & Dizziness

Evaluation to determine whether symptoms may be appropriate for conservative care or referral.

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Subluxations

An explanation of how chiropractors may use the term subluxation and how individual findings guide care.

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A symptom is only the starting point

Your care recommendations should follow an evaluation.

What to expect at your first visit