We have helped a wide variety of problems that our patients have struggled with over the years. Here are some of the more common issues:

• Headaches
• TMJ pain
• Neck pain
• Mid back and ribcage pain
• Low back pain
• Sciatic/radicular pain
• Auto Accident injuries
• Sports injuries (sprains, strains)

These are the most common issues that present to our office, but we also have helped a wide variety of other musculoskeletal concerns. Shoot us a message with your issue, and we'll let you know if we are equipped to help!

The short answer: we treat to your body's specific needs. Some offices suggest that long, expensive treatment plans are necessary to overcome issues. We choose a much more judicious path. Instead of spending months or years treating your problems in-office, we leverage at-home care recommendations to ease the time and monetary burden. One of the keys, though, is consistency on your part!

Well, we can say that there is a lot of variability in the approach that each chiropractor can take to patient care. We can't promise that you have a redemptive experience at Hill Functional Wellness, but we do believe that when the approach is patient-centered, the treatment is skillfully administered, and outcomes are measured to hold us accountable, bad experiences are much less likely to occur.

We're pretty cool, too. And that helps 😉

When dealing with structural or mechanical problems in the body, oftentimes consistency is key.

If tight muscles in your neck are leading to non-efficient movement of your head and neck, things like headaches and neck pain can result. Improving the function is necessary to address the painful symptoms. Chiropractic treatment specifically addresses these things.

Now, you can take that to mean that consistency at the chiropractor's office is key, but we believe that the more important thing to keep at consistently is what happens at home - that will decrease the need to come to the chiropractor repeatedly, which we equip our patients to do!

Adjustments shouldn't typically hurt. There are situations, though, when temporary soreness can result - similar to what it feels like after a first workout in a while. Adjustments help restore joint movement in the spine, and if those stubborn joints have been immobile for a long time, restoration can mean temporary soreness.

Our patients learn very quickly that the more relaxed you can be during an adjustment, the more comfortable it will be.

Think about this: what if you went to a mechanic, told him your car's symptoms, and he immediately started guessing what was wrong without even looking under the hood. Chances are, if you're going to a skilled mechanic he will be right a good percentage of the time. But error is much more likely when a proper assessment is not done.

This is exactly why we utilize x-rays in our assessment process. No two people are exactly alike, and looking at the structure of your spine allows us to see the traits that are unique to you. From there, we can make specific recommendations to address your needs much more accurately to help you over the long-term.