Services
MYOFASCIAL RELEASE THERAPY
MFR is performed by taking a precise hand or thumb contact on the affected area to tension the tissue as the patient is directed through specific ranges of motion.
Y-STRAP CHIROPRACTIC DECOMPRESSION
Non-surgical traction that helps relieve spinal pain by gently stretching the whole spine, which helps take the pressure off the spinal discs and in turn relieve pressure off the spinal nerves and other surrounding structures.
SELECTIVE FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT ASSESSMENT (SFMA)
A set of seven full-body movement tests evaluated and scored in patients experiencing pain related to the musculoskeletal system.
REHABILITATIVE AND FUNCTIONAL CARE
MFR is performed by taking a precise hand or thumb contact on the affected area to tension the tissue as the patient is directed through specific ranges of motion.
PROPRIOCEPTIVE NEUROMUSCULAR FACILITATION (PNF)
(PNF) is an advanced form of flexibility training that involves the contraction and stretching of muscles relying on reflexes to produce deeper stretches that increase flexibility.
MASSAGE
MFR is performed by taking a precise hand or thumb contact on the affected area to tension the tissue as the patient is directed through specific ranges of motion.
KINESIO TAPING (KT)
MFR is performed by taking a precise hand or thumb contact on the affected area to tension the tissue as the patient is directed through specific ranges of motion.
INSTRUMENT ASSISTED SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION THERAPY (IASTM)
IASTM uses a variety of different metal or plastic tools to locate and treat soft tissue injuries. These tools are ergonomically designed to help the therapist to detect and treat any soft tissue dysfunction.
HYPERVOLT PERCUSSION MASSAGE
A percussive massaging device for soft tissue pain and soreness by applying rapid and short-duration pulses deep into the muscles of the body which accelerates the growth and repair of tissues by increasing blood flow to the area.
ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE CARE
MFR is performed by taking a precise hand or thumb contact on the affected area to tension the tissue as the patient is directed through specific ranges of motion.