Is chiropractic care safe for neck pain?
Yes. Every treatment decision is based on what comes out of the exam, the nerve scans, and the X-rays. We do not begin treatment without first understanding what is going on in your specific condition.
Can chiropractic care help chronic neck pain?
Yes. Chronic neck pain is often a sign that the condition has been building under the surface for a long time. Chiropractic care works to find the root cause neurologically and correct it, rather than just managing the symptoms.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of visits depends on the severity and duration of your condition. Your care plan is explained after your evaluation, so you know what to expect.
Does neck pain treatment hurt?
No. Chiropractic care is designed to be comfortable and adapted to your tolerance. Treatment starts gently to see what your neck can tolerate. Some patients are comfortable with manual adjustments right away. Others do better starting with a drop table or an instrument adjusting tool.
Will insurance cover neck pain treatment?
Coverage varies by plan. Our team can help verify benefits and explain your options.
When should you seek professional care for neck pain?
If your neck pain has been present for more than a few days, is limiting your movement, or is spreading into your shoulders or arms, it is worth getting evaluated. Some patients with neck-related nerve irritation may also report symptoms such as headaches, poor sleep, dizziness, or ringing in the ears. A proper evaluation helps determine whether the neck may be contributing.
What are the long-term effects of ignoring neck pain treatment?
The closer the issue is to the brain, the more things that can be affected. The brain sends signals through the neck to tell the body how to function and heal. A subluxation in the neck is a neurological roadblock in that system.
Conditions that often come from unresolved neck issues include: sleeplessness, fatigue, difficulty with focus and concentration, brain fog, anxiety, irritability, depression, high blood pressure, sinus and allergy problems, vertigo, and ringing in the ears. Most people do not connect these symptoms to their neck, but they all come from the neural structures in that region.