Chiropractic Care

What we offer

ChiroPractic Care

Gonstead Approach | The Gonstead chiropractic approach is known for its attention to detail, specificity, and a comprehensive evaluation process. It is focused on providing individualized care to address the unique needs of each patient. The Gonstead approach emphasizes a thorough evaluation and precise adjustment of the spine to restore proper alignment and function.

Activator Method | The Activator instrument allows chiropractors to apply a low-force adjustment to the identified subluxation. The device delivers a quick and controlled impulse, targeting the specific area of concern. The force can be adjusted based on the patient's comfort and needs.

Diversified Approach | Diversified chiropractors primarily use manual adjustment techniques to address subluxations and joint dysfunctions. These adjustments typically involve applying controlled and specific forces by hand to targeted areas of the spine or other joints. The goal is to restore normal joint motion, enhance spinal alignment, and optimize nervous system function.

Thompson Technique | The Thompson Technique is known for its gentle and comfortable adjustments. The chiropractor applies a specific force to the targeted joint, usually using a quick thrust with their hands or a small handheld instrument. The drop sections of the table help enhance the precision and effectiveness of the adjustment, while reducing the force required.

Arthrostim Method | It is a type of mechanical adjusting device that delivers rapid and controlled thrusts to specific areas of the spine or joints. The Arthrostim instrument utilizes a small rubber-tipped stylus that delivers multiple percussions per second, creating a gentle tapping or pulsating sensation. Chiropractors may use the Arthrostim to deliver targeted adjustments with precision, aiming to restore proper joint function, alleviate pain, and promote overall spinal health.

Electro muscle stem

We use EMS in combination with other treatments, such as manual therapies, exercises, or stretching, to create a comprehensive approach to patient care. The settings and parameters of EMS, including the intensity, frequency, and duration of the electrical currents, are adjusted based on the individual's condition, tolerance, and treatment goals.

UltraSound

Ultrasound therapy can help alleviate pain in injured or inflamed areas. The high-frequency sound waves produced by the ultrasound machine generate heat deep within the tissues. This heat increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and promotes healing, leading to pain relief.

Physical Modalities

Physical modalities in chiropractic refer to therapeutic interventions and techniques that complement chiropractic adjustments. These modalities are aimed at providing pain relief, reducing inflammation, promoting healing, improving mobility, and enhancing overall well-being.

Traction

We use traction tables designed specifically for spinal decompression. These tables allow the patient to lie down comfortably while the table mechanically applies traction forces to the spine. Our traction tables have adjustable settings, allowing the chiropractor to customize the treatment based on the patient's condition.

Interferential Therapy

Interferential therapy is primarily used for pain relief. It can help reduce both acute and chronic pain associated with various musculoskeletal conditions. The electrical currents produced by the interferential therapy device interfere with pain signals, helping to block or reduce their transmission to the brain. This can result in temporary pain relief and improved comfort.

XrAys

X-rays in a chiropractic office are used primarily for diagnostic purposes, helping chiropractors gather critical information to develop an accurate diagnosis and create an effective treatment plan tailored to each patient's specific needs.

g-5

The G-5 massager is designed to provide deep tissue massage and vibratory stimulation to the muscles and soft tissues. Chiropractors may use the G-5 to target specific areas of tension or muscle tightness, applying the device directly to the skin or through a thin barrier like a towel or clothing.

How we can Help

What type of damage evolves from subluxation?

Muscle Damage

  • Muscles become tense

  • Spastic

  • Always tight

  • Muscles weaken

  • Cartilage, ligaments and tendons are weakened

  • Postural distortions

Nerve Damage

  • Nerves compressed, stretched, or pinched

  • Nerves function abnormally which can lead to pain, altered internal organ function and attention deficit disorders, addictive behaviors, psychosis and other conditions

Health Damage

  • Accelerated aging

  • Chronic fatigue

  • Lessened ability to respond to physical and emotional stress

  • Lowered resistance to disease

  • Joint degeneration, bone deformation, disc destruction

  • Loss of height

Can also affect

  • Immune system function

  • Organ health

  • Trophic substances

  • Emotional health

Joint Damage

  • Vertebrae out of proper alignment

  • Increased stress on joints, discs, and ligaments

  • “Locked” jammed joints

  • “Clicking” or too much movement in joints

  • Pain

  • Reduced range of motion

  • Loss of balance and posture

  • Shoulders, hips, knees, feet compensate for postural imbalance

  • Loss of energy, fatigue

Tissue Inflammation

  • Abnormal pressure on joints and nearby soft tissues

  • Swelling

  • Soft tissue Damage

  • Tender and painful to touch areas

  • “Hot” spots and trigger points

  • Unnatural wear and tear cause arthritic changes to the joints and nearby tissues

  • Identify action items

The Results

“Dr. Dolmat and his team are fantastic. Everyone is friendly and professional. Dr Dolmat really cares for his patients and does everything in his power to help. Not to mention his silly sense of humor!”

— Bobbi C.

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