Cause And How To Prevent Text Neck Syndrome

First, we want to understand what is happening with you.

We begin with a conversation about your symptoms, health history and what you want to get back to doing or improve. Then we assess your posture, mobility and musculoskeletal function. When clinically indicated, we may request or perform imaging studies such as X-rays.

This information helps us explain our findings, whether chiropractic care is appropriate for you and the next steps.

The New Patient Special includes this initial evaluation.

In general, a chiropractic adjustment should not be painful. We use instrument-assisted techniques and gentle, controlled manual techniques selected for each patient’s needs, condition and comfort.

Not everyone receives the same type of adjustment. Before we begin, we explain which technique we will use and why.

Some people may experience mild, temporary soreness after a session, similar to how they feel after exercise.

There is no single frequency for everyone. It depends on your evaluation, your needs and the goals we agree on together.

After your initial evaluation, we will explain our recommendations. If chiropractic care is appropriate for you, we will develop a plan with a visit frequency suited to your case.

The plan is reviewed periodically and may change as your needs and progress change.

Care should always be adapted to the person and their stage of life.

During pregnancy, we use specific techniques adapted to the changes in the mother’s body. For babies and children, the evaluation and techniques are also adapted to their age, development and individual needs.

Yes. Our doctors and front desk team speak English and Spanish fluently, so you can receive care in whichever language feels most comfortable.