SERVICES

Diversified:

method of hands on manipulation by determining the exact direction needed for reduction of the joint motion restriction, and manipulating the segments as needed for reduction of nerve irritation, pain, and to improve function.

Activator:

very light, specific, low force adjusting performed with an instrument, used for conditions such as osteoporosis, infants and children and in cases where the patient is in severe pain and cannot tolerate hand pressure or traditional manipulation.

Drop Table:

uses precision to adjust the spine while the body is at perfect rest to optimize ease and comfort on patients. This works by raising a section of the table about an inch and applying gentle thrust over a joint, causing the table to drop back into its original position. The inertia forces produced from the body dropping travel through the targeted joint and muscles, restoring motion and reducing pain. This is especially beneficial for adjusting the pelvis or sacroiliac joints in cases of a functional short leg.

Webster Technique:

involves a specific sacral analysis, diversified adjustment, and related soft tissue release to be used on all weight bearing individuals including the pregnant population and is safe to be used throughout pregnancy. It is used to facilitate the mother’s pelvic alignment and nerve system function. This in turn balances pelvis muscles and ligaments, reduces torsion to the uterus, and offers a greater potential for fetal positioning.

For more information on the Webster Technique, visit the ICPA website at: https://icpa4kids.com/parent-portal

Flexion/Distraction:

involves a specialized table that gently distracts and stretches the spine, isolating the area of pain while slightly flexing the spine in a pumping rhythm. When used for disc related conditions, it increases the intervertebral disc height to remove annular tension on the annular fibers and nerve by making more room and improving circulation. It allows the center of the disc, the nucleus pulposis, to assume the central position and relieves irritation of the spinal nerve. It helps restore vertebral joints to their physiological relationships of motion, and improves posture and movement while relieving pain. When used for non disc related conditions, such as facet syndrome, spondylolisthesis, sprain/strain, scoliosis, spinal stenosis, flexion/distraction provides all of the above benefits, plus the ability to place spinal joints into normal, painless movements to restore spinal motion without pain. It increases posterior disc space, decreases protrusion and reduces stenosis by stretching the ligamentum flavum. It increases metabolite transport into the disc.

Decompression:

stretching the spine using a motorized table, where the patient’s feet may be strapped to the table and pulled with the goal of relieving pain and promoting an optimal healing environment for bulging, degenerating, or herniated discs. It creates negative intradiscal pressure to promote retraction or repositioning of the disc material. It will also cause an influx of healing nutrients, oxygen, and moisture back into the disc to promote healing.

Doctor Administered Manual Soft Tissue Massage:

Used in conjunction with chiropractic care to receive optimal results. This helps increase circulation, remove toxins, increase flexibility, and decrease muscular tension.

Theragun Percussive Therapy Massage:

With over a decade of research, development, and innovation, Theragun delivers percussive therapy treatment with clinically effective results with pain relief, performance enhancement, improved range of motion, and faster recovery.