Neck Pain Treatment
Infinite Wellness’ integrated team approach evaluates you as a whole person to find the cause of your symptoms, and uses the latest techniques to find a solution to your neck pain.
Non-Surgical Neck Pain Relief
Millions of people suffer from pain in their neck and/or back, and it is the most common reason for someone to seek care from a medical professional. Give us a call today to schedule your free neck pain assesment.
The sooner you are treated the greater your chances for successful, lasting pain relief.
Back and neck pain is the leading cause of missed work, as well as lack of enjoyment in recreational activities. At our integrated clinic, we treat neck pain to help you restore function and get back to doing the things that you enjoy.
Because neck pain is so “common”, many people who suffer from it wait until the problem has become debilitating to seek care. In reality, the sooner you are treated the greater your chances for successful, lasting pain relief.
Regardless of the cause of your pain – overuse, improper posture, sports injury, heavy lifting, car accident, or any other cause – our integrated team of back and neck chiropractic doctors can provide the individualized care you need to return you to a healthy, active lifestyle.
Get Your FREE 30-Minute Neck Pain Consultation Today
If you’re ready to reclaim your life and put an end to your neck pain, give us a call or book your FREE consultation right now.
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Back and neck conditions commonly treated at Infinite Wellness
Using a variety of healing therapies we can treat the following conditions of the spine and joints. This list does not contain all the conditions we treat, so please contact us to find out if we can treat your unique condition.
- Chronic low back pain
- Sciatica / lumbar radiculitis
- Coccydynia (Tailbone pain)
- Neck pain
- Whiplash injuries
- Degenerative disc disease
- SI joint pain (Sacoiliac Joint Dysfunction)
- Facet joint arthritis
- Post-traumatic neck arthritis
- Lumbar facet injury
- Facet joint pain
- Post traumatic back arthritis
- Headaches related to the neck
- Pinched nerve (Radiculopathy)
- Herniated disc
- Pain associated with scoliosis
- Interspinous ligaments
- Osteoarthritis of the spine