As chiropractors, one of the most common things that we help people with is recovery from a vehicle collision. The impact of a car crash can be devastating, and if not properly treated, the long-term effects can not only leave a person with pain, discomfort, and poor mobility for years, but perhaps, even more importantly, the early onset of degenerative joint disease, degenerative disc disease, and arthritis. These conditions will occur even with soft tissue injuries, which are frequently overlooked.    

We all know that chiropractors help adults with a variety of conditions from headaches, to back problems, and sports injuries. But what about children and babies?

Chiropractic care is especially suited to the younger members of our family and can offer so many benefits.

So, if your baby or child has difficulty eating, trouble sleeping through the night, is fussy due to colic or suffers from ear infections, chiropractic care may be the answer you’ve been searching for.

Whether it’s running, cycling, swimming, or any of the countless sporting interests that get your blood pumping, a sports injury can be a major setback. No matter if your sport is in the professional or hobby realm, if you’ve ever been hurt while playing a sport, you’ll know that an injury can seriously put you off your game. 

You’ll be forgiven for thinking that we as chiropractors only help people with back problems, day after day. You may be surprised to learn that many patients come to us suffering from chronic headaches or migraines, and we’re happy to tell you that we can help with this common condition. Read More

At Suncoast Chiropractic Clinic, we’re proud of our state-of-the-art equipment. And the jewel in our chiropractic crown is our on-site digital x-ray machine. Yet sometimes we are asked why taking x-rays of your spine is needed, especially when other chiropractic clinics don’t do this.Read More

How to Have Excellent Ergonomics at Your Workstation

Since the pandemic, more and more Americans have been working from home or practicing ‘hybrid’ working. However, whether you’re working from the kitchen table, in a modern office, or a combination of both, you need to care for your back. Read More