Start with the whole picture
Tell Dr. Carr where you hurt, how it started, what changes it, and what it keeps you from doing. An examination helps guide the conversation about your options and whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
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More than one approach
Dr. Carr offers Diversified, Logan Basic, Cox flexion distraction, Thompson drop, and instrument-assisted adjustments when appropriate. Soft tissue options include Active Release Techniques (ART), Graston Technique, and trigger point therapy. Your assessment and comfort guide the choice of approach.
A plan with purpose
Know what we recommend and why. Dr. Carr explains the findings, discusses your options, and welcomes questions about care, cost, and progress. When needed, he also creates personalized rehabilitation exercise and nutritional plans to carry your care into everyday life. Referral remains part of the conversation when another type of care is more appropriate.
A RANGE OF APPROACHES. INDIVIDUALIZED CARE.
More ways to shape your care.
Your care should reflect what your body needs. Dr. Carr combines a range of hands-on and instrument-assisted adjusting options with targeted soft tissue work, selected around your assessment, comfort, and goals.
Adjusting techniques
- Diversified
- Logan Basic
- Cox flexion distraction
- Thompson drop
- Instrument-assisted adjustments
Soft tissue techniques
- Active Release Techniques (ART)
- Graston Technique
- Trigger point therapy
Keep learning.
Open our education posts for more from the office, or read the independent resources on our education sources page. General information cannot determine which care is right for you.
Does every visit involve the same adjustment?
Recommendations depend on your examination, health history, response to care, and preferences. Ask Dr. Carr to explain the options for your situation.
What does research say?
Spinal manipulation is one of several nondrug options used for some musculoskeletal conditions. Benefits and evidence vary by condition. Visit our education sources page for the NIH overview and discuss the potential benefits and risks with Dr. Carr.