Abnormal joint function in the spine, shoulders, hips and legs often leads to neck pain, headaches, back pain, shoulder and arm, and hip and leg pain among other symptoms.

These areas of joint dysfunction never exist as just a fixated or abnormal joint alone. They are always accompanied by neuromuscular issues that include muscle imbalances, muscle weakness, muscle inhibition, muscle tightness, muscle spasm, or decreased muscle coordination.

Each patient examination includes a side and front postural evaluation, as well as, muscle length, tone, and strength evaluations. A specific rehab exercise plan is developed for each patient to compliment and support their individual needs for maximum recovery and function.

It is important to remember that it is the activity of a muscle that creates the power for movement at a joint. It is critical to address both the dysfunctional joint movement and the related abnormal muscle function to ensure a successful outcome for you.

The addition of patient-specific neuromuscular rehabilitation exercises and stretching  results in a much quicker response to care. It makes no sense to get a joint segment adjusted and adjusted without a rehab program to improve the muscles that supports that joint! Studies indicate that patients who receive Chiropractic Care and Rehab Exercise have a much higher rate of success than patients receiving Chiropractic only or rehab exercise only.