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Neck Pain Chiropractor

Neck pain can significantly affect your quality of life and your ability to work, sleep, concentrate and exercise. Neck pain is common, may affect any part of your neck, and may also involve frequent headaches. There are many potential causes for neck pain including stress, poor posture, car accidents, sleep position and sports. A neck pain chiropractor will help you determine why you are having pain, and whether you may be suffering from:

• Arthritis
• Disc problems
• Postural imbalances
• Spinal stenosis
• Ligament sprain
• Muscle strain
• Pinched nerve

Certain other systemic problems may also contribute to neck pain, so it is important to have your health concerns assessed by a healthcare professional, such as the spine care specialists at Hosmer Chiropractic Health.

Chiropractic for Neck Pain

Treatment from a neck pain chiropractor will help you break the pain cycle and regain healthy movement in your body. Rehabilitation exercises are an important part of your treatment, and will focus on stretching and strengthening your neck and shoulders. This approach will help you minimize the likelihood of future pain flare ups. Chiropractic care will be directed towards:

• Restoring normal joint mobility and alignment in your spine
• Reducing pain, adhesions and inflammation
• Restoring normal flexibility to muscles, tendons and joints
• Helping you regain your ability to work and play pain-free

How Hosmer Chiropractic Can Help

The Doctors and Hosmer Chiropractic Health are spine care specialists who use effective hands-on techniques to treat your injury. They have treated people for chronic pain, acute pain, accidents and injuries. They take pride in striving to provide the best treatment experience for each and every patient, and love to hear feedback from patients about how we have helped them live better:

If you are looking for vast knowledge, understanding, compassion & incredible treatment, Hosmer Chiropractic Health is absolutely the answer. Following a severe car accident in 2009, I have had chronic neck pain, headaches & nausea. After seeing several physical & massage therapists, as well as a chiropractor, I saw Dr. Hosmer, knowing that he specialized in Active Release Technique. In the first visit Dr. Hosmer was able to determine that the underlying cause of my neck pain was in fact the muscles in my back & the "crack & go" way of the chiropractor I saw previously would not resolve the issue. After ART, trigger point & massage, as well as great instruction on exercises, stretching & trigger point work I can do at home, my pain is nearly gone. I am very grateful to Dr. Hosmer, as well as Kim, one of the clinics skilled massage therapists, for finally getting to the root of the problem!

Working with Insurance

Hosmer Chiropractic Health works with all major insurance companies. We are happy to call your insurance company to verify your insurance benefits prior to your initial treatment. Visit our Working with Insurance page for more information.

Understanding Neck Pain

To help avoid neck injuries and back pain, try these helpful tips:

• Use good posture and movement patterns - if you are unsure about making positive changes, we can help.
• Choose a pillow and bed that match your body size and sleeping habits.
• Avoid prolonged periods with your neck in a forward position, such as looking down at a book or notebook computer.

Symptoms that may indicate the need for treatment:

• Headaches
• Persistent Pain
• Pain or weakness in the arms or hands
• Pain with certain movements
• Grinding or clicking of your neck with movement
• Car accident or other traumatic neck injury