Chiropractic Rehabilitation & Pain Management

When it comes to injuries that just don't seem to want to heal, chiropractic rehab can be a great non-invasive option to consider. What is chiropractic rehabilitation? We are glad you asked!

Chiropractic care can be an often-overlooked treatment method for injuries and the chronic pain that often unfortunately goes along with them. It has proven efficacy for pain management, and can be used as a long term treatment option that is non-surgical, and non-invasive. It can particularly be a great option for those who are tired of taking pain medications every day, or who are finding themselves constantly limited in their daily activities because of the injury they have sustained. Our goal is always to get you out of pain and back to living the life that you want!

Your Chiropractic Rehab Office Visit

Chiropractic care can be much more than just coming into the office for a spinal adjustment. With our rehab patients, every office visit might be different! We work with you to create a treatment plan based on your specific needs and situation. Chiropractic rehabilitation often involves a plan for routine office visits for adjustments and care, as well as continued care at home, which may include physical therapy exercises, stretches, and potentially a nutrition program and supplement recommendations. An office visit might include a thorough history and discussion with your Chiropractor, and a combination of adjustments, tool-based therapies such as cupping, massage, or stretching, or even other therapies to help with your healing such as PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy). Depending on the injury you are being seen for, your Chiropractor will schedule follow up appointments for you to ensure that your injury continues to progress in the right direction.

Why Choose Chiropractic Care for Pain Management?

Chiropractic is a natural option for those finding themselves taking medications daily, or who have reached the point of living with their pain daily who want to do something about it! Often our chiropractic rehab patients have reached a point where their pain is forcing them to look into surgical options. While everyone responds differently to any therapy or medical care, chiropractic can absolutely be an option that can help people get off of unwanted medications and out of pain. Chiropractic can improve mobility, improve alignment of the whole body and spine, and allow for proper form for stretches and exercises. This can give the injured parts of the body the opportunity for blood flow and healing, reducing inflammation and providing pain relief. 

What kinds of injuries require Chiropractic Rehabilitation?

The most common health issues and injuries we see for chiropractic rehabilitation are car accident injuries and athletic injuries. These injuries can affect the neck (cervical vertebrae), lumbar spine, or extremities, and are often nagging injuries that just don't seem to want to fully heal. Often the injuries we see have required opioids or other pain medications, which the person no longer wants to have to take to address their neck pain or back pain. Athletic injuries where an acute injury happened during a game or competition are also common. We can work with these patients to help them get back to their sport, while even helping decrease the likelihood of future injuries! Unfortunately in the Buffalo area we also see numerous snow-shoveling related injuries! Whatever the original cause of the injury, we will work with you to help address the root of the issue and help you return to your former level of activity. 

More than ever before, we are seeing patients seeking non-surgical relief for their spinal pain. This treatment option provides numerous health benefits for those hoping to improve their neck and back pain. With its safety, effectiveness, and versatility, it's a treatment worth considering if you seek relief from chronic pain. Give us a call today to see if this is the right treatment for you!

Your Questions on Chiropractic Rehabilitation & Pain Management, Answered!