How is the source of back pain evaluated?
Strength testing helps evaluate back pain alongside movement, posture, pain location, and medical history. Advanced Injury Care Clinic uses these findings to explain possible musculoskeletal factors and shape an individualized care plan. The evaluation also helps identify symptoms that need medical attention outside chiropractic care.
What happens during the first evaluation?
The first evaluation covers your health history, symptoms, movement, posture, and care goals. We explain the findings before recommending treatment. X-rays may be considered when clinically indicated, but they aren't assumed for every patient. Bring relevant medical records if you have them.
Who is a good fit for this care, and who needs another service?
People with musculoskeletal back pain, stiffness, reduced motion, or injury-related discomfort may fit chiropractic care. Severe symptoms, major weakness, loss of sensation, or other warning signs may need medical assessment first. Our team reviews those concerns during the intake and explains the safest next step.
Which treatment methods may be used for back pain?
Spinal adjustments, soft tissue therapy, therapeutic exercises, and posture guidance may be used when the evaluation supports them. Our team selects methods based on your symptoms and movement findings. The plan can also include rehabilitation support for daily activity and ongoing mobility.
Which part of strength testing and related care changes the price?
The evaluation findings, treatment methods, visit needs, and rehabilitation support affect the cost. We explain the recommended care before treatment starts. A free consultation gives you a chance to discuss your symptoms and ask what the proposed plan includes.
Can chiropractic care help after an auto accident?
Chiropractic care may support people with back pain, neck pain, or whiplash after an auto accident. Our team reviews the injury history, symptoms, movement, and medical concerns before choosing care. Individual response differs, so the evaluation guides the plan.
How can I tell if a back adjustment is safe for me?
A back adjustment is considered after the health history and physical evaluation identify a suitable musculoskeletal need. We review symptoms, movement, posture, and medical concerns first. Tell the chiropractor about new weakness, numbness, severe pain, recent injury, or other changes before treatment.