Doctors of Chiropractic in Roanoke, Virginia

Start where it hurts.

Most people find us because something aches, a low back that will not loosen, a stiff neck, a headache that keeps coming back. Tell us where it hurts and we will show you how care can help you move and feel better.

Where does it hurt?

Not sure which one fits? Request a visit and we will help you sort it out.

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Licensed Doctors of Chiropractic

Gentle, evidence-informed adjustments

Most insurance plans accepted

How care works

What an adjustment actually involves.

A first visit is not a mystery and it is not a lifetime commitment. It is a careful look at how you move, a clear explanation of what we find, and a plan you agree to. Here is how a typical course of care unfolds.

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01
Exam and history
We start by listening. You walk us through the pain, when it started, and what makes it better or worse. Then we check how your spine and joints move, test range of motion, and rule out anything that belongs with another provider.
02
Diagnosis you can follow
We explain what we believe is driving the problem in plain language, using your own posture and movement as the reference. If imaging or a referral is the right call, we say so. No jargon, no scare tactics.
03
The gentle adjustment
An adjustment is a quick, controlled, low-force movement applied to a specific joint to restore motion. Some techniques use the hands, others a drop table or a small spring-loaded instrument. We match the method to your body and your comfort.
04
A movement plan that holds
Relief that lasts comes from what you do between visits. We send you home with a few simple stretches and habits, and we taper care as you improve. The goal is a spine that holds its own, not a standing weekly appointment forever.

Techniques

Different bodies need different adjustments.

There is no single right way to adjust a spine. We are trained in several methods and choose the gentlest one that does the job for you.

Diversified
The classic hands-on adjustment, a precise, quick movement to a specific joint. It is what most people picture when they think of chiropractic, and it is well suited to restoring motion in the spine.
Drop-table
The table has sections that drop a fraction of an inch as the adjustment is made, so less force is needed. A comfortable option for larger joints and for patients who prefer something lighter.
Activator
A small handheld instrument delivers a light, measured impulse to one joint at a time. Precise and low-force, it is a good fit for necks, for older patients, and for anyone new to care.
Soft-tissue therapy
Muscles and fascia hold the spine in place, so we work them too. Focused pressure and stretching release tight tissue around a joint, which helps an adjustment take and last.

Care plans

Care that matches where you are.

Not everyone needs the same amount of care. We usually talk about it in three stages, and most people move from one to the next as they improve.

Relief care

Get out of pain first.

For a new or flared-up problem

A focused exam and working diagnosis
Adjustments aimed at the painful area
Simple at-home steps to calm symptoms
A clear sense of how many visits it should take

Start with relief care

Corrective care

Most common

Address why it keeps happening.

For a recurring or long-standing pattern

A plan built around movement, not just symptoms
Progressive adjustments and soft-tissue work
Targeted stretches and strengthening
Check-ins to measure real progress

Start with corrective care

Wellness maintenance

Keep the gains you made.

For staying ahead of old trouble spots

Occasional visits on a schedule you set
A quick movement screen each time
Adjustments to keep joints moving freely
Guidance as your work and training change

Start with wellness maintenance

We share what care will cost before it begins, and we never ask you to sign up for more than you need.

What we help with

The concerns we see most.

Chiropractic care is not only for back pain. These are the concerns people bring to us most often, each with its own page on what is likely going on and how care can help.

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