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Whole Health Chiropractic is dedicated to your health.
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Our Mission
At Whole Health Chiropractic, we take pride in being different. From your first phone call, to your initial visit, and through your complete treatment plan, we believe you’ll notice it too.
We are a place of wellness, a place of happiness, and an amazing place to embark on your journey to your optimal health.
When we say "Whole Health Chiropractic", we mean it.
We will formulate a treatment plan based on our findings, and we will do all that we can to help you follow and stay on track with your wellness goals. So go ahead and call our office today…we don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Do I Really Need a Chiropractor?
Among people seeking back pain relief alternatives, most choose chiropractic treatment. About 22 million Americans visit chiropractors annually. Of these, 7.7 million, or 35%, are seeking relief from back pain from various causes, including accidents, sports injuries, and muscle strains. Other complaints include pain in the neck, arms, and legs, and headaches.
Chiropractic is primarily used as a pain relief alternative for muscles, joints, bones, and connective tissue, such as cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. It is sometimes used in conjunction with conventional medical treatment.
The treatment plan may involve one or more manual adjustments in which the doctor manipulates the joints, using a controlled, sudden force to improve range and quality of motion. Many chiropractors also incorporate nutritional counseling and exercise/rehabilitation into the treatment plan. The goals of chiropractic care include the restoration of function and prevention of injury in addition to back pain relief.
Spinal manipulation and chiropractic care is considered a safe, effective treatment for acute low back pain, the type of sudden injury that results from moving furniture or getting tackled. Acute back pain, which is more common than chronic pain, lasts no more than six weeks and typically gets better on its own.
Research has also shown chiropractic to be helpful in treating neck pain and headaches. In addition, osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia respond to the moderate pressure used both by chiropractors and practitioners of deep tissue massage.