TMJ Dysfunction (TMJD)
Jaw Pain is second only to back pain. TMJ dysfunctions are a common undertreated condition.
Learn More →Our Primary Care Team have been trained to handle over 70 musculoskeletal dysfunctions. The most common symptom for soft tissue problems is pain. That's why we're called painPRO!
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Jaw Pain is second only to back pain. TMJ dysfunctions are a common undertreated condition.
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Even low speed accidents can cause whiplash and represents 55% of all accidental injuries.
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Neck and shoulder pain are tell tale signs you've had to much screen time. We treat thousands of people monthly for this dilemma.
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Don't let headaches ruin your day. Many headaches are caused by referral patterns from myofascial adhesions and muscle tension.
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Back pain is the most common pain complaint and can be a complex problem and something our professionals understand well.
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Stress, both good and bad, causes chemical changes in the body that can result in muscle tension and pain.
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Your body goes through a dramatic transformation putting additional pressure on joints and musculature.
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Manual Therapy can help relieve both chronic and acute soft tissue pain. Managing pain properly leads to better outcomes.
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Complex disease states like Parkinsons, ALS, MS, and Cerebral Palsy can cause a great deal of pain and physical dysfunction.
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We provide effective solutions for a wide range of injuries caused by automobile, workplace, or sporting accidents.
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Our collaborative approach helps to improve physical and cognitive function while speeding recovery.
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Our multidisciplinary approach for athletes and weekend warriors helps recover, improve performance, and prevent future injuries.
Learn More →"All our treatments are evidence informed, natural, non-invasive interventions for pain and dysfunction present in the body's soft tissue and joints."