NCRC…Who We Are and Why We're Different
First of all, we specialize. We deal with muscles and bones and keeping the body moving without pain. Throughout the day we hear people say, "I didn't know a chiropractor could treat that!" Though our roots are in chiropractic, we find ourselves constantly evolving as we increased care from acute pain relief to rehabilitation and injury prevention. Much of our day is spent using techniques in addition to adjusting as we relieve carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar faciitis , and golfers' and runners' symptoms. We strive to provide the best combination of treatments and therapies available for our patients. At NCRC, each person receives a treatment plan tailored to their individual needs. And that plan is fluid, flexible and dependent on patient outcomes.
NCRC is dedicated to helping you feel relief from pain and then to fixing what's wrong. We begin with the treatment of acute pain by releasing scar tissue and relieving inflammation. We then may use biomechanics to diagnose what is causing the muscle imbalance and injury. To correct future pain, we then may strengthen the muscles that have been chronically sore though our Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation department.
Some of these techniques and treatments we utilize to provide you with the best possible treatments are:
At NCRC we insist that the treatments that we use are scientifically sound, proven through controlled studies to provide relief of pain.
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