Many of you may wonder why you might see a baby or child in our office for a chiropractic visit. I often meet people who ask me “Why do babies and kids need to be adjusted….they don’t have pain”? It [...]
Unfortunately, every year several of our patients end up being injured in automobile accidents. I decided to share some insight with you this month regarding the importance of having Medical Payments Coverage (MedPay) on your auto insurance policy. MedPay is [...]
We all want to feel good and reduce the amount of pain we experience during our lifetime. But, some of the wonderful benefits chiropractic care can help elicit besides reducing pain is improving your overall body function and performance [...]
Learn the new protocols for your soft-tissue injuries Traditionally, the recommended management for soft tissue injuries has been the RICE, PRICE or POLICE methods. These models only accommodate for the acute management of these injuries, the first 72 hours [...]
Tongue-tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition present at birth that limits the tongue's range of motion. The tongue attaches to the floor of the mouth with a web of tissue called the lingual frenulum. Typically, the lingual frenulum [...]
This month we are celebrating the 127th birthday of chiropractic! Put on your party hat and celebrate Chiropractic! Fun facts: D.D. Palmer was born near Toronto, Canada, March 6, 1845. He moved to Davenport, Iowa, when he was 20, where [...]
Chiropractic was founded in 1895 by D.D. Palmer who created chiropractic on the foundational triune of science, art and philosophy. It is chiropractic philosophy that sets our discipline apart from any other healthcare modality. We are the only profession that [...]
For the past 18 months I have been working weekly with Eva Wennes of Pain-Free for Life Pilates. I met Eva about 13 years ago and after learning about her expertise and experiencing her work, I have been referring [...]
Have you ever wondered if your neck alignment has any connection with your jaw function? Well, yes it certainly is connected. The head, the neck and the jaw are closely linked biomechanically and neurologically. Did you know your neck is [...]
