We feel that recovery
is a partnership situation. We do our part by relieving pain through chiropractic
therapy and manual therapy, along with support and the patient does their part.
We find that this partnership intensifies the recovery time and relieves the
patient's pain faster. It is a win-win treatment plan. The combined effectiveness
of chiropractic,
physical therapy, and exercise
rehabilitation can help improve motion, increase muscle strength, enhance
coordination and balance, and prevent your original health problem from returning
repeatedly. Overall, manipulation has the advantage of reducing pain, decreasing
medication, rapidly advancing physical therapy and requiring fewer passive modalities.1
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Our doctors and therapists use a hands-on approach along within conjunction
specific modalities as needed. The most commonly used therapeutic procedures/modalities
are:
Manual (hands-on) Therapy: Consists of Myofascial release techniques,
stretching of restricted structures and specific strengthening of weak muscles,
soft tissue and joint mobilization/manipulation, and muscle energy. They help
restore your back, neck, or other painful areas to the youthful pain-free resilience.
Pain Management: Use of moist heat, cryotherapy, ultrasound,
phonophoresis, Iontophoresis, and Massage
Therapy.
Therapeutic Exercises: Customized for each condition and may include
gentle stretch therapy, isometrics, aggressive strength training, and./or therapeutic
stretching for strengthening, stabilizing, and stretching restricted structures
to restore normal pain-free range of motion. These exercises will improve movement
and proper muscle balance.
Postural Corrections: This addresses behavior modification, postural
exercise, and self-awareness. We concentrate on correcting musculoskeletal derangements.
Home Management Program: A short and detailed home exercise program
corresponding to the appropriate stage of condition, which includes the do's
and don'ts of self-management. |