Conditions and services
What we treat
Each page below says what the problem usually is, how we would treat it, and when you would be better off calling someone else. Start with whatever hurts.
Back Pain Treatment
Three kinds of provider treat back pain, and they do not treat it the same way. How to tell which one your injury needs, and when home care is genuinely enough.
Which provider you actually need.
Read more →Car Accident Chiropractic Care
The pain that shows up three days after a crash is not you being dramatic. Why delayed symptoms signal real injury, when the ER is the better call, and how an exam builds the record your claim needs.
Delayed pain is still a real injury.
Read more →Chiropractic Adjustment
What actually happens during an adjustment, why the exam comes first, and the cases where the honest answer is that you do not need one yet.
What an adjustment is, and when to skip it.
Read more →Herniated Disc Treatment
Most herniated discs never reach an operating room. How the injury is diagnosed, which non-surgical options fit which case, and the warning signs that mean stop reading and get seen.
Most discs heal without surgery.
Read more →Lower Back Pain Treatment
Back pain from a crash behaves differently than the back pain you have had for years. How to tell them apart, and when rest and stretching are the right call instead of an appointment.
Crash pain is not everyday back pain.
Read more →Neck Pain Treatment
A Sunnyvale commute and eight hours at a desk load the neck in nearly the same way. Which technique addresses which cause, and the symptoms that mean an emergency room rather than a clinic.
Commute and desk load the neck alike.
Read more →Pain Management Physician
Back, shoulder, tension headache, jaw. Four kinds of pain that often trace to one accident, and why treating them separately misses the thing connecting them.
Four pains, often one accident.
Read more →Pinched Nerve Treatment
Tingling down an arm or leg is the classic sign, and also the most misread. What a pinched nerve actually feels like, what imitates it, and how the pressure comes off.
Tingling is the most misread symptom.
Read more →Sciatica Treatment
Sciatica is a symptom, not a diagnosis, and the cause decides the technique. What the pain pattern tells us, and which cases need attention the same day.
The cause decides the technique.
Read more →Shoulder Pain Treatment
A strained muscle and a torn rotator cuff can hurt identically on day one. What separates them, what the exam looks for, and the signs that point somewhere other than this office.
Strain or rotator cuff? Day one looks the same.
Read more →Spinal Decompression Therapy
Decompression works by taking pressure off a disc rather than pushing on it. Who it suits, what a session feels like, and when it is the wrong first step.
Pressure off the disc, not onto it.
Read more →Whiplash Treatment
Whiplash often feels survivable on day one and worse on day four. Which symptoms call for same-day care, which are mild enough to manage at home, and why that gap matters for chronic pain.
Fine on day one, worse on day four.
Read more →Not sure which one fits?
Call and describe what happened. We will tell you what to do next, whether or not you come in.