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Ultrasound therapy, sometimes called ultrasonic therapy is beneficial for muscle, tendon and soft tissue injuries. With the use of high-frequency sound waves that create a small amount of heat and draw blood to the injured area while breaking up scar tissue. The increased blood flow promotes healing within the injury.

Ultrasound Therapy

Electrical Muscle Stimulation

Electrotherapy is an alternative pain management treatment option that involves the use of mild electromagnetic pulses to provide relief for the patient. This treatment option can dull pain, repair tissue, strengthen muscles, and even improve your blood circulation.

Myofascial release helps release tension in connective tissue. We can provide information on appropriate stretching and movement. Our goal is to help your body and the muscles function at the optimal level.

Myofascial Release

Dry Needling Therapy

During an adjustment, our chiropractor will use their hands to apply a controlled force to your spine in order to improve joint mobility, reduce pain, and restore range of motion. A chiropractic adjustment can be beneficial for various conditions. In addition, you may feel relief immediately after the treatment.

Activator Technique

A small handheld device known as an ‘Activator’ is commonly used by chiropractors to administer a gentle impulse to the extremities or the vertebral segments of the spine.

Drop Table Technique

A drop table chiropractic adjustment is a form of spinal manipulation that applies force to specific areas of the spine by using the force of gravity and the motion of a specialized table. This type of chiropractic treatment often results in an audible popping sound as the joints are being realigned

Chiropractic Adjustment

Dry needling is a treatment that uses thin needles directly into myofascial trigger points to treat pain and movement issues in the muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Trigger points are composed of taut bands withing the muscle, which cause and contribute to pain. This is a medicine technique that's often used as part of a larger pain management plan. Research studies have shown that inserting such needles into trigger points causes biochemical changes within the body, which helps reduce pain.