How many sessions will I need to recover?
Recovery depends on the type of injury, how long it has been present, and your activity level. Some athletes improve quickly, while others need a longer plan. After your evaluation, we outline a personalized approach and adjust it based on your progress.
Is chiropractic care safe for athletes?
Yes. Chiropractic care is generally safe when performed by a trained professional. Every treatment decision is based on what comes out of the exam, the nerve scans, and the X-rays. The approach is always adjusted based on what the patient’s body can tolerate at each stage of the process.
Will I need to stop training while in care?
Not necessarily. The goal is to keep you active where possible. Training is modified based on your injury and how your body is responding to care at each stage of the process.
Do I need a referral to get started?
No referral is needed. You can call the office directly or book online. Once your appointment is confirmed, the office sends you paperwork to complete before your first visit so you can get started right away.
Does insurance cover sports injury chiropractic?
Coverage varies depending on your plan. Our team can help review your benefits and explain your options so you know what to expect before starting care.
Can chiropractic help improve performance, not just injuries?
Yes. Most athletes at the professional level already use chiropractic as part of their regular routine, and for good reason. It is not just about treating injuries. Keeping the nerve system balanced and the joints moving correctly means the body performs better and holds up longer under the demands of training and competition.
What are some home care tips for sports injuries?
In between sessions, there are some straightforward things that you can do to assist with the healing process and avoid additional pain. First, do not engage in any activity that triggers sharp pains.
In case you have suffered from a recent injury, it may be beneficial for you to use ice to treat it. However, when you suffer from muscle tension, heat should be used instead. Do not force yourself into stretching, especially if it is uncomfortable for you.
Hydration, sleep, nutrition, posture, and activity choices can support your body’s recovery between visits. It is crucial that you also pay close attention to your posture and overall daily activity.