Chiropractic Care for Shoulder Pain
Although many people think of chiropractic care as being focused only on the spine, shoulder function is often connected to the way the neck, upper back, shoulder blade, ribs, and surrounding muscles work together. When these areas are not moving properly, the shoulder can be placed under extra stress, which may contribute to pain, tension, and reduced mobility.
Chiropractic care may help support better movement and joint function by addressing restrictions in the spine and related extremity joints. Westfield Health & Rehabilitation describes chiropractic adjustments as a safe, natural, and effective procedure, and the practice’s chiropractic services use current treatment therapies to support recovery.
If you would like to learn more about our chiropractic approach, visit the chiropractor page.
A Personalized, Multi-Disciplinary Approach
One of the advantages of seeking care at Westfield Health & Rehabilitation is access to a multi-disciplinary treatment environment. The practice offers chiropractic care, physical therapy, acupuncture, sports medicine, spinal decompression, cold laser therapy, and shockwave therapy within its rehabilitation center. The clinic also highlights advanced technologies used to help patients dealing with musculoskeletal conditions from injury or post-surgical recovery.
Depending on the nature of your shoulder pain, treatment may include:
Chiropractic Adjustments
To improve motion in the spine and related joints and reduce mechanical stress affecting the shoulder.
Physical Therapy and Corrective Exercise
To help improve strength, stability, posture, flexibility, and movement patterns.
Cold Laser Therapy
The clinic describes cold laser therapy as a non-invasive treatment that helps reduce pain and inflammation while supporting healing in soft tissues.
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy is offered by the practice as a non-invasive option that uses acoustic waves to help reduce pain and inflammation and support healing in soft tissue.
Trigger Point Therapy
The clinic’s trigger point therapy page specifically notes potential benefit for shoulder pain.
Sports Medicine Support
For active patients and athletes, treatment may also focus on improving mechanics and helping prevent re-injury.