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What Is Chiropractic Rehabilitation?

While chiropractic care focuses on spinal adjustments and joint manipulations to relieve pain and pressure and restore alignment, chiropractic rehabilitation focuses on exercise, training, and strengthening to address the root causes of problems, prevent future injuries, and maximize mobility.

Our chiropractic rehabilitation combines skillful chiropractic therapy, customized exercises, and individual coaching. In this program, you will receive one-on-one care from Caylin Holmes, DC, DACRB, who has earned the highest level of certification offered by the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board.

How Does Chiropractic Rehabilitation Work? 

At your first meeting, your chiropractor will ask you about your health needs and about your family history, diet, lifestyle, and other care you have received. A comprehensive physical examination, which can include a Physical Performance Evaluation, is performed followed by a discussion of your care plan with your chiropractor. Chiropractic Rehabilitation can include a variety of treatments including physical adjustments, therapeutic exercises, in-office therapies, stretches, and much more. Your provider will work with you to determine the most effective methods for your condition and goals.

What Can You Expect from Chiropractic Rehabilitation? 

The most frequent side effect of a rehabilitation treatment is mild soreness, which should last only 24-48 hours (like a new workout routine). This soreness is similar to a feeling of overexertion. The treatment itself is usually painless; if there is any discomfort it is very brief.

Our team will work with you to ensure that your treatment is as safe and gentle as possible. If you are concerned in any way, please ask about gentle chiropractic techniques. Be sure your chiropractor is aware of any pertinent medical history to ensure your treatment is safe and appropriate for your physical condition.

Chiropractic Rehabilitation can include chiropractic adjustments. The most frequent side effect of a chiropractic adjustment is mild soreness, which usually lasts only a few hours. There is a very remote possibility – less than one in ten million chiropractic adjustments – of underlying blood vessel injury, nerve, or spinal cord damage.

What Conditions Can Chiropractic Rehabilitation Treat? 

Chiropractic rehabilitation can help a person recover from injury, prevent further injury, increase or restore mobility, and optimize athletic performance.

If you’ve considered chiropractic care, physical therapy, or personal training, then chiropractic rehabilitation may be right for you!

How Many Chiropractic Rehabilitation Treatments Will You Need? 

Typically, follow-up appointments are 30-minute, weekly treatments scheduled over the course of 4 to 6 weeks, followed by a reevaluation to assess your progress.

AIM for Wellbeing's Chiropractic Rehabilitation Providers

Chiropractors (DCs), or chiropractic physicians, are highly trained, licensed professionals who have graduated from accredited chiropractic colleges. Diplomates of the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board (DACRB) specialize in chiropractic rehabilitation. Again, AIM for Wellbeing's Caylin Holmes, DC, DACRB, has earned the highest level of certification offered by the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board.

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