Most Frequently asked questions 

1. How many people actually have had chiropractic care in United States?
 According to the 2007 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), which included a comprehensive survey of the use of complementary health approaches by Americans, about 8 percent of adults (more than 18 million) and nearly 3 percent of children (more than 2 million) had received chiropractic or osteopathic manipulation in the past 12 months. 

2. What conditions can chiropractic care help with?
Most people seek chiropractic care because of low back pain. People also commonly receive chiropractic care due to other kinds of musculoskeletal pain/symptoms (e.g., neck, shoulder), headaches, extremities (hand or foot) problems. See details below.

3. What should I know if I am thinking about seeking chiropractic care?

• Ask about the chiropractor’s education and licensure.
• Mention any medical conditions you have, and ask whether the chiropractor has specialized training or experience in the condition for which you are seeking care
• Tell the chiropractor about any medications (prescription or over-the-counter) and dietary supplements you take. If the chiropractor suggests a dietary supplement, ask about potential interactions with your medications or other supplements
• Tell all of your health care providers about any complementary health approaches you use. Give them a full picture of what you do to manage your health. This will help ensure coordinated and safe care

4. How does science say about chiropractic care?
A 2010 review of scientific evidence on manual therapies for a range of conditions concluded that spinal manipulation/mobilization may be helpful for several conditions in addition to back pain, including migraine and cervicogenic (neck-related) headaches, neck pain, upper- and lower-extremity joint conditions, and whiplash-associated disorders

5. What kind of treatment & therapies are available to me in the office? 
Chiropractors may combine the use of spinal adjustments and other therapeutic procedures to treat individual conditions which includes (not limited to):

• Hyperice rehab system (including pneumatic compression therapy, heat & vibration and percussion massage therapy) for more info click here
• Electric Muscle Stimulation/Trans-cutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation
• Ultrasound
• Myofascial release techniques/ Manual therapy
• Taping technique
• State of art Radial Pressure Waves also known as Acoustic Pressure Waves (ESWT) (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Technology)

In some cases, if conditions are not improved as expected or evaluation warrants more tests to be done, patients will be referred to our trusted medical network doctors for further evaluations to bring the best outcome for our patients.   

6. Together with other treatments and therapies, chiropractic care is effective at helping with following conditions:

• Sports related sprains/strains, Low Back Pain, Auto accident injuries, Neck Pain, Headache, Sciatica
• Pain/Numbness/Tingling in Legs or Arms
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Shoulder Pain, Elbow Pain, Wrist Pain
• Hip Pain, Knee Pain, Ankle Pain
• Foot Pain (Metatarsalgia/plantar fasciitis)

7. Should I get treated after an auto vehicle incident? 

•  If you've recently been involved in an auto accident, you may be experiencing pain and discomfort that is affecting your daily life. Sports chiropractic care can be a great way to help alleviate these symptoms and get you back to feeling your best. Chiropractors who specialize in sports injuries have the knowledge and experience necessary to treat a wide range of conditions that can result from an auto accident, including whiplash, back pain, and neck pain. By working with a sports chiropractor, you can receive personalized treatment that is tailored to your specific needs, helping you recover as quickly and effectively as possible. So, if you're suffering from auto accident injuries, consider seeking out a sports chiropractor to help you get back on track.​​

Benefits of chiropractic sports medicine

• Normal wear and tears from practice and sports competitions often happens to healthy professional and recreational athletes. After sport events, a certified chiropractic sports physician usually uses soft tissue techniques such as massage, instrument assisted soft tissue techniques to help tight and sore muscle tissues become more movable and relaxed; reduces lactic acid build ups and improves local blood flow. Combine with physiotherapy modalities such as Electrical Muscle Stimulation and ultrasound which help significantly reduce local inflammations, chiropractic adjustment may be delivered to help restore or improve joint mobility (both spine and extremities) in the body.
• Chiropractic treatment may assist in injuries repair. Injury prone areas of the body differ from one sport to another. According to American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, golfers experience more back, shoulder and arm injuries other than dancers, in which case, lower body injuries can be more commonly seen among them. Chiropractors are specially trained to understand anatomical and physiological responses to movement patterns as well as optimal treatment options.
• Adjusting joint segments that are bio-mechanically restricted can improve range of motion. Soft tissue techniques will improve muscle tone and blood flow to injured areas as well as decrease adhesion or buildup around injured areas. Physiotherapy modalities along with other therapies can tremendously reduce inflammation and pain level felt by athletes. In addition, certain taping techniques can support and assist blood flow to injured areas.
• Certified chiropractic sports physician typically spends more time with each patient in chiropractic treatment including a whole health assessment to ensure there are no underlying issues that may be contributing to an injury, or have the potential to cause future problems. They will continue to evaluate progress with each visit.
• More and more professional and recreational athletes are choosing sports chiropractic care to support their ongoing physical and wellness health goals. Now more than ever, everyone (including athletes) should focus on body awareness, health, and optimal function all year round.

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Unlocking Peak Performance: The Synergy of Massage Therapy and Sports Chiropractic Care at HealthRock Chiropractic & Sports Medicine

In the world of health and wellness, achieving peak performance isn't just reserved for professional athletes; it's a goal shared by individuals of all fitness levels. At HealthRock Chiropractic & Sports Medicine, we understand that optimal performance is a holistic pursuit, and that's why we've combined the power of massage therapy with sports chiropractic care to provide a comprehensive approach that addresses both the body and mind. Our unique blend of these two therapies offers unparalleled benefits that can propel you toward your fitness and wellness goals.

The Power of Massage Therapy:
Massage therapy isn't just a luxurious indulgence; it's a potent tool for improving overall well-being and athletic performance. Our skilled massage therapists specialize in techniques that range from deep tissue to sports massage, tailored to your specific needs. By targeting muscle tension, improving blood circulation, and reducing stress, massage not only aids in faster recovery post-workout, but also enhances flexibility and range of motion. Regular massage sessions can alleviate chronic pain, prevent injuries, and even bolster your immune system. Whether you're an elite athlete or a weekend warrior, incorporating massage therapy into your routine can provide a competitive edge.

Unleash Your Potential with Sports Chiropractic Care:
At HealthRock, our sports chiropractic care complements massage therapy by focusing on spinal alignment and biomechanics. Misalignments in the spine can hinder nerve communication, leading to decreased performance and increased risk of injury. Our skilled chiropractors specialize in treating musculoskeletal issues that directly impact athletic prowess. Through chiropractic adjustments, they can restore proper alignment, promote optimal nervous system function, and help you achieve peak physical performance.

A Synergistic Approach for Optimal Results: 
The magic truly happens when massage therapy and sports chiropractic care harmonize. While massage therapy relaxes muscles and promotes blood flow, chiropractic adjustments ensure that the body's foundation is stable and nerves are functioning at their best. This synergistic approach not only accelerates recovery but also maximizes the benefits of both therapies. Whether you're recovering from an injury, seeking to improve your athletic performance, or simply aiming for a healthier lifestyle, the combination of these two therapies at HealthRock Chiropractic & Sports Medicine can help you unlock your full potential.

Book Your Appointment Today:
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