
Acute Injuries to the Back and Neck
Acute Neck and Back Pain
Chronic Back Pain
Failed Back Syndrome
Headaches / Migraines
Herniated Discs
Low Back Pain (With or Without Limb Pain)
Neck Pain (With or Without Limb Pain)
Neuromuscular Conditions
Pregnancy Pain (All Stages)
Previous Spinal Surgeries (With Continued Back/Neck Pain)
Ruptured Discs
Sciatica
Scoliosis in Children
SI Pain
Spinal Stenosis
Spinal Stiffness
Spondylolisthesis
Whiplash Injuries
Youth Sports Injuries (Resulting in Back Pain)
Spinal Manipulation — an extensively studied and commonly utilized highly-specific controlled movement of spinal joints that may be impacting normal musculoskeletal biomechanics and function, leading to pain syndromes and reduced functional abilities. The procedure helps restore normal relationships to reduce pain and improve daily spinal function.
Flexion-Distraction — also called "spinal decompression," a non-surgical treatment option for herniated or bulging discs. It uses a specialized, precision-engineered treatment table for gentle movements that relieve pressure on damaged discs, improving disc dynamics and restoring functional status.
The Cox Flexion-Distraction Technique - is a gentle, non-surgical chiropractic treatment that combines hands-on stretching with a specialized moving table to relieve spine and joint pressure. By applying slow, rhythmic traction, it naturally widens the spinal canal, reduces disc bulging, and alleviates pain without forceful cracking or popping. This evidence-based approach is highly effective for managing conditions like herniated discs, sciatica, stenosis, and chronic back or neck pain.
You may consider chiropractic care if pain, stiffness, or limited mobility is making everyday activities difficult. A chiropractor can evaluate your symptoms and determine whether conservative treatment may be appropriate for your needs.
Your chiropractor will evaluate your symptoms, medical history, and movement to better understand what may be causing your discomfort. Depending on your needs, treatment may include chiropractic adjustments, stretching, mobility techniques, and other conservative treatments.
A chiropractic adjustment is a hands-on technique used to address how certain joints move and function. Your chiropractor will determine which techniques are appropriate based on your symptoms and evaluation.
Some patients may notice improvement after a chiropractic treatment, while others may experience more gradual changes over time. Results vary depending on the condition, its severity, and how each patient responds to treatment.
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