Traditionally
a Chiropractor is thought to be a Doctor who examines the
spine for nerve interference and corrects the misalignments
using various types of adjustments. At Back
in Action Chiropractic Rehabilitation you will
receive much more than the traditional Chiropractic exam
and treatments. Some of our Specialties include:
Examination of the
Soft Tissues:
When a patient presents with an injury there is usually
a lot more involved than just bones out of place. A complete
and thorough examination of the muscles, nerves, tendons
and ligaments will be performed to determine the exact cause
of pain. This is vital to the construction of a treatment
plan that most effectively works for the patient. We believe
in getting to the source of the problem and correcting it
quickly so the patient can return to their daily activities
as soon as possible.
Treatment Types:
Manipulation - Performed gently and safely, there are various
ways to correct a misaligned bone in your spine or extremity.
There doesn't always have to be a "crack" as is
so often described by chiropractic patients. The importance
of correcting misalignments of bones is so the nerves that
travel between them can be free of interference. A misalignment
in one bone can cause symptoms in many different areas of
the body if the nerve is being pinched or "crowded".
This type of treatment is usually performed after the soft
tissues are relieved of their tension so the manipulation
is never forceful.
Active
Release Technique (link to ART website)
A soft tissue technique used to release adhesions and restrictions
in all tissue types including muscle, tendon, fascia, and
ligaments which can also relieve nerves that are entrapped
within these tissues. This technique requires a provider
to become Certified through the ART program and also requires
continuing education in the field. This technique has helped
relieve conditions such as:
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Rotator Cuff Impingement
All tendonitis
Plantar Fascitis
Trigger Finger
Sciatica
Electronic Muscle Stimulation - a physical therapy
that electronically contracts the muscles to relieve pain,
spasm, and swelling. Always performed to the patient's comfort
level, it really feels great!
Ultrasound - a deep form of heat used to soften scar
tissue and disperse swelling. |