The adjustment itself is rarely painful unless the area is tender to the touch to begin with. Most adjustments are gentle and feel relieving, not painful. Some patients feel a little soreness afterward, similar to starting a new workout, but that usually fades quickly as your body adapts.

Every patient is unique. Some notice rapid improvement in just a few visits, while others with chronic issues may need more ongoing care. We’ll create a plan based on your specific needs and goals — and we’ll reassess your progress regularly.

Absolutely! Chiropractic is about optimizing how your body functions, not just treating pain. Many patients use regular care to stay healthy, prevent injuries, and perform their best.

We use a variety of techniques, including hands-on manual adjustments, instrument-assisted adjustments, non-surgical decompression, fascial release, soft tissue mobilization, and customized therapies. Your care is always tailored to what’s safest and most effective for you

Yes! Chiropractic care helps address hidden injuries like whiplash, soft tissue damage, and joint dysfunctions that are common after accidents. Early care can help you heal properly and avoid long-term problems.

Many patients experience relief after their first few adjustments, while others may notice steady progress over several weeks. Healing depends on your overall health, how long you’ve had the issue, and how well you follow your care plan.

You’re always in control of your care. Our patients don’t keep coming back because they have to. They continue to seek care because they choose to. We only have one spine. Why stop doing something that is good for you? Our goal is to help you reach your health goals, whether that’s pain relief, rehab, or long-term wellness.

Yes! In many cases, chiropractic care can safely help manage pain and improve function after spinal surgery as well as decrease your chances of ever needing another! We always review your history carefully and tailor your adjustments to protect any surgical areas.