Conditions We Treat

World-class rehabilitation solutions and individualized recovery plans, from acute care to ongoing outpatient treatment and beyond.

1. Neck Pain

  • Chiropractic Role: Gentle adjustments realign the cervical spine, alleviating nerve compression, reducing inflammation, and restoring mobility to relieve chronic pain, stiffness, and headaches.
  • IASTM Role: Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization breaks down adhesions and scar tissue in the neck muscles, promoting mobility and accelerating healing.
  • Prevention: Proper posture, neck-strengthening exercises, and regular breaks during prolonged activities help prevent repetitive strain.
  • Herbal Medicines: Anti-inflammatory oils, Ayurvedic balms, and pain-relief supplements reduce swelling and support recovery naturally.
  • Patient Education: Ergonomic tips (e.g., screen height adjustments) and stretching exercises help relieve tension and encourage proper sleeping posture.

2. Back Pain

  • Chiropractic Role: Adjustments address misalignments in the lumbar and thoracic spine, relieving nerve compression, enhancing posture, and improving flexibility.
  • IASTM Role: Targets deep tissue stiffness, promoting circulation and muscle recovery, especially effective for chronic and sports-related injuries.
  • Prevention: Proper lifting techniques, core-strengthening exercises, and regular physical activity maintain spinal health.
  • Herbal Medicines: Pain-relief oils and supplements with turmeric, ginger, and ashwagandha reduce inflammation and relax muscles.
  • Patient Education: Guidance on weight management and stress reduction techniques like yoga and mindfulness is provided.

3. Shoulder Pain

  • Chiropractic Role: Adjustments enhance joint mobility and alignment, beneficial for frozen shoulder, rotator cuff injuries, and stiffness.
  • IASTM Role: Breaks down scar tissue and muscle knots, improving flexibility, especially in sports injuries or post-surgical recovery.
  • Prevention: Regular shoulder stretching and strengthening exercises help prevent injuries.
  • Herbal Medicines: Pain-relief balms and detox teas reduce inflammation and support recovery.
  • Patient Education: Instruction on proper lifting and exercise techniques minimizes strain on shoulder joints.

4. Headaches

  • Chiropractic Role: Cervical spine adjustments address tension headaches and migraines by improving blood flow and reducing muscle stress.
  • IASTM Role: Relieves tension in neck and shoulder muscles, improving posture-related headache triggers.
  • Prevention: Hydration, stress management, a regular sleep schedule, and minimizing triggers (e.g., screen time, certain foods) are emphasized.
  • Herbal Medicines: Peppermint oil, detox teas, ashwagandha, and Brahmi help reduce headache intensity and frequency.
  • Patient Education: Relaxation techniques like deep breathing and meditation, along with dietary guidance, help manage symptoms.

5. Knee Pain

  • Chiropractic Role: Improves joint alignment and reduces ligament pressure, addressing arthritis and injury-related pain.
  • IASTM Role: Targets soft tissue restrictions, improving knee mobility and relieving chronic conditions like osteoarthritis.
  • Prevention: Weight management, proper footwear, and strengthening exercises for thigh and calf muscles are recommended.
  • Herbal Medicines: Anti-inflammatory oils and supplements with turmeric, boswellia, and guggul promote cartilage repair and pain relief.
  • Patient Education: Guidance on low-impact exercises like swimming and cycling, along with tips to avoid knee strain, is provided.

6. Migraines

  • Chiropractic Role: Relieves nerve irritation and improves blood flow to the head, reducing migraine frequency and severity.
  • IASTM Role: Reduces muscle tension in the neck and shoulders, promoting relaxation and circulation.
  • Prevention: Consistent sleep, stress management, and avoiding triggers like caffeine or processed foods are crucial.
  • Herbal Medicines: Calming teas (e.g., chamomile, valerian root) and detox treatments alleviate symptoms.
  • Patient Education: Patients learn to recognize early migraine signs, adopt relaxation techniques, and make personalized dietary and lifestyle adjustments.