What people come in for.
Ten of the reasons patients book, with a page on each. If yours is not here, call anyway. Twenty-five years covers a lot of ground.
Back pain and sciatica
Low back pain, and the pain that travels into the hip, buttock, or leg. The most common reason anyone books.
Neck and shoulder pain
Stiffness, spasm, and shrinking range of motion, including the share of it that traces back to jaw clenching.
Migraine and chronic headache
For patients who have already worked through the preventives and the abortives and are still losing days.
Chronic pain
Pain that outlasted primary care, physical therapy, injections, and specialists. A large share of this practice.
Post-accident recovery
Car accidents, falls, and injuries, including the neck and back pain that shows up two days later.
TMJ and jaw pain
Clicking, limited opening, clenching, and the temple headaches and neck tension that arrive with it.
Carpal tunnel and nerve pain
Forearm and wrist pain, numbness, and a grip that stopped working. Often presented as brace, inject, or operate.
Hip and joint pain
Arthritic joint pain, hip dysplasia, menopausal hip pain, and stiffness that limits how far you walk.
Plantar fasciitis
Heel and arch pain that did not resolve with rest, orthotics, or stretching. Common in runners.
Knee and leg pain
Stairs, chairs, and the first mile of a walk. Usually written off as age before anyone examines what is loading the joint.
Hormone and pregnancy care
Midlife and menopausal joint pain, and the back and pelvic pain that arrives with pregnancy and lingers after it.
Babies and children
Technique adapted to the child, findings explained to the parent first, and a straight answer when it belongs with your pediatrician.
What every one of these has in common.
One doctor does the exam, decides which treatment the problem calls for, and delivers both if the answer is both. There is no handoff between providers and no second intake form. What that changes in practice is that the person choosing between an adjustment and a needle is the person who just examined you.
Acupuncture is $95 a session, or $80 a session in a six-session plan, with the chiropractic adjustment included where the plan calls for it. Chiropractic on its own is $60. All of it is on the pricing page.
Ready when you are.
Same-week availability most weeks. Booking takes about a minute, and the common questions are answered before you get there.
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