Active Care

Active Care visit follows the Initial Exam. The goal with Active Care is to resolve inflammation, irritation, and pain as well as release nerve impingement, joint dysfunctions, and muscle dysfunctions. Treatment will include spinal and extremity adjustments, fascial release, and various other techniques depending upon the condition. Each person and each condition is different, therefore the number of Active Care sessions will vary per person and per condition. Your doctor will discuss your plan.

Following your treatment (first 30 min) your doctor will take you through a personalized plan that focuses on reeducating and rebuilding your body into the right joint and muscle patterns. Stability, strength, and balance are taught during these visits (second 30 min).

At periodic stages throughout your care, the doctor will perform Progress Exams. Progress Exams are designed to re-assess your body, check on how your body is responding to care and Functional ReEducation, as well as document what has been eliminated and is no longer a risk factor for you. If everything is progressing as expected, then we will continue with treatment. If you are not progressing as expected, we will work with you to narrow down the causes and discuss what may be hindering your progress. Typically, if a patient is not progressing, it is because they have not been diligent with completing their Functional ReEducation exercises or are experiencing interference from another internal or external factor. We will refine your treatment plan to get you back on track. Please schedule this visit if you have not seen a doctor in 6 months or greater or if you have a new concern. Your doctor will perform an examination and will treat your concern during the visit if appropriate.