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Phases of Care
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Phases of Care
Initial Intense Care
If an ache, pain, or other obvious symptom has prompted you to begin chiropractic care, the first thing you want is to feel better. Office visits will be frequent and your adjustments may be combined with other procedures to help offer relief. Depending upon your age, condition, and lifestyle, repeated visits over weeks or months may be needed to reduce…
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Phases of Care
Rehabilitative Care
Muscles and other soft tissue damage often remain after your original symptoms have improved. In this phase people continue to go to their chiropractor because they need continued corrective care in order to strengthen and fix the issue. Rehabilitative care stabilizes your condition and promotes more complete healing. Visit frequency is reduced and you may be encouraged to supplement your…
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Phases of Care
Health Maintenance
Once your current condition has improved, regular chiropractic check-ups can help maintain your progress and keep your body functioning at its best. Ongoing care allows us to address minor issues early, before they develop into more serious concerns. Many health-conscious adults choose maintenance care for themselves and their families to support long-term wellness. Staying proactive can help you save time, discomfort, and unnecessary expense down the road.
Experiencing Pain?
New Patient?
Chiropractors treat variety of injuries from head to toe involving almost all joints in the body. Come in for an assessment and the team at Performance Chiro can create a custom plan for your specific needs.
While treatment lengths vary somewhat from person to person and from condition to condition, there are a few rules of thumb you can follow.
• Acute injuries often improve within a few weeks with consistent care.
• Chronic conditions typically require a longer treatment plan to achieve lasting results.
• Following your home exercise program can significantly speed up recovery.
• Early treatment usually leads to faster, more complete outcomes.
The treatments themselves are generally not painful.
In fact, most patients look forward to their treatments as many experience instantaneous relief. Individuals who already have moderate to severe pain associated with the injury or issue may experience some minor discomfort during treatment; however, care is always gentle, safe, and non-invasive.