NWHSU DeRusha Clinic

• Spinal adjustment for alignment and mobility support.
• Joint mobilization to improve movement and function.
• Musculoskeletal assessment for pain and posture concerns.
• Injury rehabilitation with conservative chiropractic care approaches.

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• Sports medicine-focused chiropractic care for athletes.
• Rehabilitative active care and exercise-based chiropractic programs.
• Manual spinal adjustments for pain relief and mobility.
• Soft-tissue techniques for muscle tension and injury recovery.
• Strength and conditioning integration with chiropractic treatment.

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• Treatment for acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain.
• Headache and cervicogenic headache management.
• Care for active individuals and sports-related injuries.
• Manual therapy for joint mobility and soft tissue dysfunction.

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• Spinal adjustments for neck and back discomfort.
• Joint mobilization to improve movement and alignment.
• Musculoskeletal assessment for posture and joint function.
• Chiropractic care for injury recovery and mobility.

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• Back and neck pain relief through chiropractic adjustments.
• Headache management using spinal manipulation and posture correction.
• Pregnancy chiropractic care and gentle pelvic alignment.
• Sports-related injury recovery with functional movement correction.
• Everyday wellness through patient education and manual therapy.

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• Activator Method adjustments for joint alignment and mobility.
• Radial shockwave therapy (rESWT) for soft tissue injury recovery.
• Red light therapy to support tissue healing and inflammation reduction.
• Personalized therapeutic exercises and corrective stretches for function.
• Pain relief and restoration of movement for acute and chronic conditions.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.