Conditions We Treat

We know how debilitating having neck pain or headaches can be. Because of this, we offer a variety of choices for how to approach your care. For anyone who would love to have their neck adjusted gently without hearing any pops or cracks, we even offer table assisted cervical spine treatment!

Musculoskeletal pain during and after pregnancy can make becoming a new mom even more exhausting. Chiropractic care is safe, non-invasive, and effective for treating pain during pregnancy. Things that we can help with include, neck pain and headaches, shoulder pain, low back pain, and hip pain. 

Low back and hip pain is our bread and butter. Chiropractic care and conservative management have repeatedly demonstrated to be more effective in reducing low back pain than opioids or premature surgical intervention. Our office offers a unique approach known as Cox Flexion Distraction Technique, which allows us to gently decompress the spine and loosen the surrounding muscles.

Say goodbye to chronic pain and hello to a pain-free, active lifestyle with Shockwave Therapy. Our non-invasive treatment uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate healing in injured tissues. Whether it's plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, or other musculoskeletal conditions, our experienced team can help you find relief and get back to doing what you love. Book your consultation today and experience the benefits of Shockwave Therapy!

Whether you're a collegiate athlete or a weekend warrior, we love to help keep you in motion! Both Morgan and Josh are great at working with athletes of all ability levels and needs. 

Why would a child or baby need chiropractic? For lots of reasons! All kids take a tumble here or there, and chiropractic can be a great way to help them bounce back faster. For babies especially, musculoskeletal pain and be reflected in changes in a child's mood (colicky), constipation/diarrhea, or trouble feeding from one breast (trouble turning their head to both sides).

Chiropractic is so much more than adjusting the spine. We are highly trained to work with nearly any joint in the body, especially the arms and legs. Because of how the biomechanics of the body work, many times joint dysfunction in the extremities and spine can affect each other. You'd be surprised how much the shoulder and neck can impact how the other feels.