Spinal Adjustments in Plano, TX

When a joint stops moving freely, the muscles around it tend to take up the slack. A spinal adjustment is aimed at that restriction, using precise, hands-on pressure to restore motion to the joint, so the muscles and nerves around it are not working overtime to compensate. It is drug-free, non-surgical, and it is what this practice has been built around since 1978.

No two spines get the same adjustment. Dr. Adams and Dr. Ow both adjust, and they draw on a range of techniques, from traditional manual adjusting to gentler, lower-force approaches. Which one you get is matched to your body, your exam findings, and your comfort level, and if something does not feel right to you, say so and we will change the approach. We go through your history, run a full spinal and musculoskeletal exam, and explain what we find and what we recommend before any hands-on work begins.

One note on coverage, since it comes up often here. Medicare generally covers manual manipulation of the spine performed by a chiropractor. It does not cover exams, therapies, or extremity work performed by a chiropractor, so that distinction is worth knowing if Medicare is your coverage.