Did you know chiropractic care may help manage stress and anxiety?

Whether you’re pre or post op, or just want to get ahead of your health, we got you covered.

Did you know Chiropractic can help those suffering from Carpal tunnel syndrome?

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJD) is a painful condition that affects the jaw joint and surrounding muscles. (Note: when referring to the anatomy/the joint itself, it’s simply TMJ. When referring to the dysfunction, it’s TMJD).

OutKast said it best. We (chiropractors) love the way you move because it provides powerful insight into how our body functions!

Do you ever experience lower back pain or stiffness? Do you find that your every day mobility has decreased or that your standing posture looks a little off? This could be due to a condition called Lower Cross Syndrome.

Located at the back of the neck and upper back, the splenius capitis is a thin, broad muscle that runs from the base of the skull to the upper thoracic vertebrae.

Take a second to think about all the movements your body makes in a single day. Typing, walking, climbing stairs, lifting… A synchronization of muscles, joints and bones working together that allows us to perform daily activities.

When life is on the go, we sometimes tend to forget to take care of ourselves. Here are a few easy and quick care tips!

Keep your butt comfy while with these ergonomic cushions for working from home or in office.

Hey NYC! 2022 is around the corner, which means 2021 chiropractic benefits are set to expire.

One of the scariest words a patient can hear is “out-of-network” and we completely understand why. No one likes getting a surprise bill months after you’ve been seen.

Still commuting from your bed to the dining room table?

The upper traps are a notoriously infamous area of concern for many people. Have you ever heard someone say, "I carry my stress in my shoulders and neck?" Most of the time they're referring to the traps.

First time to the chiropractor? No big deal. We got you covered…

Located in the glute region, the piriformis is a muscle that assists in rotating the hip and turning the leg and foot outward.

So what's the difference? Let's start with some definitions.

Upper Cross Syndrome can happen as a result of poor posture. Have you ever caught yourself slouching with your neck pushed forward? 

Have you ever heard someone say “I feel like I have a knot on my back”? These are trigger points!

A running group for all ages and abilities, founded by Dr. Cariann Paul.