Yes. Pain and Paralysis accepts most major insurance plans. We recommend checking with your insurance provider or contacting our clinic directly to verify your coverage for chiropractic care and therapy services.

 While both professionals treat musculoskeletal conditions, their approaches and focus areas differ.

• A chiropractor primarily focuses on diagnosing and treating issues related to the spine, joints, and nervous system through manual adjustments, spinal manipulation, and corrective therapies.
• A physiotherapist typically uses exercises, stretches, and physical therapies to improve movement, strength, and function after injury or surgery.

At Pain and Paralysis, we emphasize collaborative care and will guide you to the most appropriate treatment path based on your specific needs.

Not necessarily. Diagnostic tests or X-rays are recommended only if clinically required to better understand your condition or rule out underlying issues. In most cases, your chiropractor will conduct a thorough physical examination and history assessment to determine whether additional tests are needed before proceeding with treatment.

 Yes. We understand how urgent pain management can be. Pain and Paralysis offers same-day appointments based on availability. Please contact our clinic by phone or through our website to schedule your visit at the earliest possible time.

Each treatment session typically lasts between 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the complexity of your condition, the type of therapy being administered, and your personalized treatment plan. Our goal is to provide comprehensive care while respecting your time.

 At Pain and Paralysis, we specialize in treating a wide range of conditions, including:

• Neck pain
  
  
• Shoulder pain
  
  
• Lower back pain
  
  
• Wrist pain

 Pain and Paralysis offers a comprehensive suite of services, including:

• Neck pain management

   

• Shoulder pain relief

   

• Lower back pain care

   

• Wrist pain treatment

   

• Extended neck pain therapy

   

• Joint pain management

   

• Aquatic therapy — water-based rehabilitation designed to improve mobility, reduce joint stress, and promote healing in a supportive environment.