Relief from
Back Pain

Chiropractic is the largest drug-free health care profession. In terms of practitioners, it is the third largest following doctors of medicine and dentistry. Chiropractic focuses on the optimal function of the musculoskeletal and nervous system, and the impact these systems have on overall wellness. 

People present to our office with pain, numbness, tingling, headaches, joint pain or stiffness. We help find the root cause of the symptoms to restore function and reduce the risk for future issues.

At Hudson Chiropractic, we utilize a whole-person, patient-oriented approach. We review all pillars of health to include physical health, nutrition, rest, social engagement, and mental health to help people of all ages live a vibrant, healthy and active life.

Our patients experience:

• Reduction / Relief of pain
• Increased joint range of motion
• Balanced strength
• Improved recovery times
• Knowledge of body function
• Resources to improve health driven lifestyle choices

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Chiropractic is a regulated health care profession and has been for more than 100 years. Before being granted a license to practice, Doctors of Chiropractic (DCs) must meet stringent educational and competency standards. 

DCs are educated in nationally accredited, doctoral graduate school programs through a curriculum that includes a minimum of 4,200 hours of classroom, laboratory and clinical internship, with the average DC program equivalent in classroom hours to allopathic (MD) and osteopathic (DO) medical schools. 

Chiropractors are designated as physician-level providers in the vast majority of states and the federal Medicare program. The essential services provided by DCs are also available in federal health delivery systems, including those administered by Medicaid, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the U.S. Department of Defense, the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program, Federal Workers’ Compensation, and all state workers’ compensation programs. 

Reference: American Chiropractic Association

Yes. Chiropractic care is a drug-free approach utilizing noninvasive treatments to offer safe options to address pain, poor posture, or neuromusculoskeletal complaints in the neck, back or extremities.

Infants, adolescents, adults, pregnant individuals, and the elderly can benefit from chiropractic care.

A chiropractic adjustment may or may not make a sound during the treatment. The audible release or “popping sound” that can be heard is created by a cavitation mechanism from pressure with the joint changing to release gas. In other words, chiropractic adjustments can be made without making a popping sound. 

The duration and frequency of chiropractic adjustments are ultimately up to you. Each person’s care plan varies from one to another depending on the type and severity of the injuries, the current overall health status and how well the body responds to treatment and home care recommendations. 

There are three stages of care:

1. Relief of symptoms and pain
2. Stability and corrective 
3. Wellness and maintenance

During your visits, we provide you with our recommendations for both in-office and out-of-office care for you to make the best decision. It is ultimately up to you. We have some patients that chose to come in when they are only in pain or when they injure themselves and we have others who’s health goals are to restore function and strengthen their health by catching imbalances and dysfunction early through regular maintenance care, avoiding future issues.