Chiropractic care is recognized as one of the safest therapies for treating back pain because it is drug-free and non-invasive. Any problems that do arise usually have to do with issues outside of the adjustments themselves. Much of the risk…
Chiropractors tend to treat auto-accident related injuries, but there is much more to the scope of chiropractic care. Chiropractors offer alternative treatments for many common ailments without the use of medications that have undesirable side-effects or may even become addictive….
Given the recent developments of COVID-19, we would like to extend our care and concern to our chiropractic community. Recommendations of social distancing and isolating have come from all levels of government and community members. Only crucial activities are suggested…
Do Insurance Plans Cover Chiropractic in Oregon? Health Insurance – Mostly Yes Auto Insurance – Yes Workers Comp Insurance – Yes Patients often call in asking if we accept insurance. The short answer is yes. The long answer can be…
What should you do after a chiropractic visit? Drink plenty of water Avoid hard work or stress on your body Stay active and avoid sitting for too long Be mindful of how your body feels Practice good posture Follow specific…
What Is Spinal Disc Herniation? A herniated disc refers to a rupture in one of the rubbery cushions (spinal discs) that sit between the vertebral bones of your spinal column. A spinal disc has a thick, spongy exterior (annulus) with…
Chiropractic care is a holistic exercise — what that means is that your chiropractor will take the unique factors of your condition into account, and generate a treatment plan based on your specific needs. As new technology and innovations are…
Does it feel like every time the temperature drops, your joint pain level seems to rise? No, you’re not imagining things. Winter is the season of aches and pains for people with arthritis and other joint issues. The scientific reason…
Living in Portland can be a blessing and a curse, sure the summers can be nice outdoors. But when the weather gets colder, as it usually does for Fall, Winter, and, more often than not, Spring. Cold weather means one…
If you love the outdoors, you don’t have to spend less time hiking just because you have joint pain. Instead, you may able to carry on doing what you live with the support of the right footwear. If you’re an…