Extremity Pain & Injuries

Elbow pain can come from a lot of different places: overuse, weakness in the surrounding musculature, myofascial adhesions, or specific issues like tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, or ligament strains from repetitive throwing.

A Deep Evaluation, Not a Label

Whatever the cause, we take a thorough look at both the structure and the muscular function of the elbow to figure out exactly what's going on — then build the diagnosis and treatment plan around what we actually find, not just the name of the condition.

Knee pain affects a huge number of Americans and can be painful enough to make walking, taking stairs, or just getting around genuinely difficult.

Looking at the Whole Leg, Not Just the Knee

The cause of knee pain can come from anywhere along the chain — the foot, the hip, or the knee itself. We do a thorough evaluation of the entire leg to figure out what's actually driving your knee problems.

Stabilize, Strengthen, Restore

From there, we work to stabilize and strengthen the knee so your pain can actually resolve, restoring proper biomechanics instead of just masking discomfort.

Carpal tunnel is an extremely painful condition where the nerves running through the wrist become impinged due to narrowing (stenosis) of the carpal tunnel — often causing numbness, tingling, and pain through the hand and forearm.

The "Double Crush" Factor

Many people experience what's called a double crush — where the nerve is being impinged in more than one place, both at the wrist and in the neck. Missing this is one of the most common reasons carpal tunnel treatment doesn't fully work.

Finding Exactly Where the Nerve Is Impinged

The key to resolving carpal tunnel symptoms is pinpointing exactly where the impingement is happening, then using conservative methods to relieve that pressure — allowing the numbness, tingling, and discomfort to actually resolve.

The foot is one of the most complex areas of the body, which is exactly why foot problems get misdiagnosed so often. Plantar fasciitis is the most common foot diagnosis out there, but many times, something else is actually going on and plantar fasciitis gets blamed by default.

A Full Foot Evaluation

We take a complete, structural approach to evaluating the foot and ankle — not just assuming plantar fasciitis because that's the most familiar name.

Conservative Care, No Medication or Surgery

From there, we work to resolve foot and ankle pain, including plantar fasciitis, through conservative methods — no medications, no surgery required.

The shoulder is the most complex joint in the human body, and that complexity means shoulder pain can come from a lot of different places: impingement, rotator cuff injuries, or muscle imbalances, to name a few.

A Thorough Shoulder Evaluation

We run a full shoulder evaluation to determine exactly what's actually causing your pain, rather than assuming it's a rotator cuff issue by default.

Conservative Treatment, Built to Last

From there, we work through conservative treatment and at-home rehab exercises designed to resolve the current problem and help prevent it from coming back.