We are hiring an enthusiastic, energetic, and dependable Chiropractic & Rehab Assistant. This is an established position that is combination of front desk, chiropractic assistant and rehab specialist so that we can better care for our patients from start to finish. You’ll get to assist with all aspects of managing a front desk such as […]
SI Joint Dysfunction, Pain & Corrective Exercise
Over the summer & fall a lot of us were focused on activities like hiking, running, climbing, biking, golf, and rowing. All of these activities contribute quite a bit of stress on the sacroiliac (SI) joint, and as a result we’ve been seeing a lot of patients come in with SI joint dysfunction & discomfort. […]
All You Want to Know About Frozen Shoulder
The shoulder joint is dynamic, playing a significant role in everyday movements for the majority of us. From putting our clothes on to exercising to lifting, we use our shoulders for many of our routine tasks. When the shoulder joint is injured and causes discomfort, it may be due to the condition called frozen shoulder […]
Personal Training is Live!
Our new gym space is open for booking! We’re very excited to expand our health & wellness offerings through personal training with our NASM Certified Personal Trainer, Iain! With a long history of training for mountain, endurance, and strength related pursuits, Iain has been working with us for months now and couldn’t be more excited to […]
Will a Chiropractor Help with My Hip Pain?
Chiropractors are trained to understand and safely treat the body’s soft tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves) and joints. The hip joint is the largest weight-bearing joint in the body and is relied upon daily for most of our lower body movements and stability. Hip pain can occur when its soft tissues become sprained, strained, or […]
What to Expect on Your First Visit!
Curious what we do before we adjust? How do we pick what muscles to work on? Today we run through the upper body and lower body screens we often use in our clinic to identify how joints are moving and muscles are firing. From here, we move into more detailed exams depending on what we see […]
