One of the most common reasons for an individual to attend a Chiropractic Clinic is Sciatica. The term sciatica may be a little misleading, however, or mistaken for other types of pain. Sciatica is defined in the Merck manual as; Pain along the sciatic nerve. It usually results from compression of lumbar nerve roots in…

Maintenance care is the final stage of a Chiropractic treatment plan which can vary from patient to patient. This phase includes continued exercising, stretching and daily/weekly/monthly rehab and postural exercises to prevent or limit future injury from occurring. Regular chiropractic maintenance care varies from patient to patient depending on stressors that you place on your body,…

Corrective Care takes longer but ultimately addresses further soft tissue damage and faulty movement patterns. This type of care continues to include soft tissue treatment to improve damaged muscles/tendons/ligaments, and also works to improve joint motion throughout the spine and extremities with Chiropractic adjustments or mobilizations

Relief/Acute care focuses on immediate but sometimes temporary alleviation of symptoms or pain. This is the first stage of care and will work to reduce acute inflammation and restore normal joint/muscle function through soft tissue work, deep tissue ultrasound, rehabilitative exercise and chiropractic adjustments.