For medical and dental practices

Your patients have a doctor. This one is for your staff.

Hygienists, assistants, nurses, front desk. Bent over patients, on their feet, holding the same positions for hours.

The clinic comes to your office. A licensed Florida chiropractic physician treats your staff one-on-one, in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Tampa. A doctorate, national boards, and a sports and performance focus.

The work

Patient care is hard on the body doing it.

Your team knows exactly where it hurts. Getting it treated is another matter.

Dentists

Loupes and a headlamp, leaning into the same few inches, patient after patient. Neck, shoulders, low back.

Hygienists

Leaning over the same side of the chair, one patient after the next, scaler in hand. Neck, shoulders, wrists.

Dental assistants

Retraction with one arm, reaching across with the other. Shoulders and upper back.

Physicians, NPs, and PAs

Exam room to exam room, bending to every patient, charting in between. Neck and low back.

Nurses and medical assistants

On their feet all day, bent over exam tables, helping patients up and down. Low back and hips.

Front desk

Phone, screen, the same seat. Neck and upper back.

The session

The session goes where the work has been.

Not what you picture when you hear chiropractor. Soft tissue for the neck and shoulders that loupes and leaning tighten, and for the wrists and forearms under the instruments. Stretching for the hips and low back after a day of standing and bending. Movement work for how each person holds a position, and comes out of it. Adjustment when it is called for, one tool among several.

The numbers

A hygienist or a nurse out is a day of patients moved.

Backs and necks are part of the reason, in a practice as anywhere else.

1 in 3

About 1 in 3 lost-time workplace injuries are musculoskeletal.

Bureau of Labor Statistics
Number one

Low back and neck pain is the number one US health condition by spending.

JAMA

St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Tampa

A doctor at your practice, for your staff.

If you're just outside the area, ask anyway.

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