DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES

• X-Ray
• Computerized Range of Motion
• Computerized Muscle Strength Tests
• ECG (Electrocardiogram)
• Functional Capacity Testing
• Nerve Conduction Studies
• SEMG (Surface Electromyograph)
• Postural Analysis

RELIEF SERVICES

ART = Active Release Technique:
A highly effective soft tissue management system that alleviates muscle pain commonly associated with tendonitis, bursitis, sprain/strains, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, etc.

Range of Motion Testing:
An advanced computer software package that is highly sensitive in accessing the bodies Range of Motion discrepancies, as well as, muscle imbalances. This information allows the Doctor to customize a patient’s treatment plan.

Electrical Muscle Stimulation:
– Passive – Allows the patient, to reach optimal healing, by releasing a person’s natural opiates of their body through the use of gentle electrical impulses. Decreases inflammation and selling of the injured area.

Ultrasound:
– Passive – One of the deepest penetrating modalities using Ultrasound waves to alleviate pain and inflammation associated with many common neuromuscular conditions including Golfer’s Elbow and others.

Intersegmental Traction:

An effective procedure that allows each of the 24 segments of the spine to be gently distracted, by a gentle rolling movement, in order for nerve root irritation to be alleviated.

Lumbar/ Cervical Traction:
Traction is one of the most effective treatments, stretching the spine to decompress nerve root irritation caused by arthritis and disc herniations.

Tens Unit:
A portable unit that allows a patient to manage their pain using gentle electrical impulses. This allows a patient to decrease their pain when they are at home or at work.

Myofascial Release:
Soft tissue management System that uses motion and specific contacts on the injured areas to break up adhesions or “muscle knots”

Trigger Point Therapy:

Soft tissue management system that uses manual pressure to break up muscle knots and adhesions to ensure optimal healing of the affected muscle.