The Activator Method is a gentle, low-force chiropractic technique that uses a handheld instrument (the Activator) to deliver precise adjustments to the spine and joints without manual twisting or cracking. Call our chiropractors today to learn more.

Yes, it's considered one of the safest chiropractic techniques our chiropractors perform. It's especially suitable for children, seniors, and individuals with conditions like osteoporosis or arthritis.

Not at all. Most patients describe the sensation as a quick, light tap. The treatment is designed to be comfortable, even for sensitive areas, making it a great treatment option for back pain.

The Activator delivers a controlled, high-speed, low-force impulse to the targeted area, helping restore joint mobility, reduce nerve irritation, and relieve pain such as back pain.

Chiropractic care can assist with neck and back pain, headaches, TMJ disorders, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, disc injuries, joint stiffness, and posture-related issues, among others.

According to the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), chiropractors treat more than 35 million Americans (adults and children) annually. Call today to get started with chiropractic care!

An adjustment typically takes only a few minutes when done by our chiropractors. However, your first visit may include a consultation, exam, and a discussion of your treatment plan.

The number of visits depends on your condition, goals, and how your body responds to care. Some feel relief after a few sessions; others may need ongoing care for chronic issues such as back pain.

Yes. Our chiropractors use gentle techniques like the Activator Method can reduce inflammation, improve joint mobility, and ease pain associated with arthritis and disc conditions.

Many insurance plans cover chiropractic services, but coverage varies. It's best to check with your provider or the chiropractic office for details. Call us today to see if your insurance covers chiropractic care for your neck or back pain!

Often, yes. Chiropractors take your medical history into account and can tailor gentle, non-invasive treatments to your needs. Always inform your chiropractor about any surgeries or conditions.