Chiropractic
Chiropractic is actively practiced in the United States and in more than 80 countries. Doctors of Chiropractic assess and manage patients who suffer from "neuromuskuloskeletal" disorders - most commonly resulting in back pain, neck pain and headaches. Today, chiropractors are the single most frequently visited alternative health care providers.
How they become qualified?
Post-graduate studies include four years at an accredited professional college of chiropractic, where students take courses in medical sciences and also get hands-on training in spinal manipulation. After receiving the D.C. (doctor of chiropractic) degree, they must pass national board examinations to obtain a license.
Arizona Pain Treatment Centers chiropractors focus on the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of back and neck injuries. Paired with exercise, chiropractic care will make the back and muscles more resistant to strain and pain. Skilled manipulation restores mobility in the joints by applying controlled force to change the stress on damaged tissues.
Who benefits from chiropractic care?
- Work related injuries
- Sports injuries
- Motor vehicle accident injuries
Chiropractic treatment is often accompanied by further patient education and home exercise regimens, as well as important nutritional guidance. The anticipated result - less pain, faster healing and reduced costs.
Therapy
Stabilization
Strengthening
Flexibility
Cardiovascular conditioning
Modalities
Ultrasound
Electric stimulation
Ice/heat
TENS
Manual Therapy
At Arizona Pain Treatment Centers our chiropractors utilize ART (active release techniques) to help release / lengthen myofascial and myoligamentous adhesions which cause reductions in range of motion and, in some cases, pain and stiffness. Spinal manipulation, mechanical traction and various stretching techniqes are used.