Services
About Us
At Restore Chiropractic, we prioritize personalized care through one-on-one visits with the doctor, ensuring each patient receives undivided attention and understands the importance of active care in recovery. Our 60-minute visits allow us to take an in depth look into your specific case. We create a unique care plan tailored to your needs, emphasizing the importance of identifying the root cause of your pain. Our approach includes strengthening the muscles around the problem area and educating you on how to avoid harmful movements, aiming to eliminate pain effectively and sustainably so that you do not need to rely on chiropractic care forever.
Active Release Technique
Active Release Technique® (ART) is a soft tissue technique that is designed to treat problems with muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and fascia. Active Release Technique® targets scar tissue to restore proper muscle movement, length, strength, and blood flow. The end result is increased functionality, improved range of motion, better stability, and most importantly, the elimination of pain. Because of its specificity, the ART certification requires additional training and certification that goes far beyond traditional soft tissue techniques.
Graston Technique
Like Active Release Technique, Graston Technique breaks down the scar tissues formed due to overuse of muscles or injuries. It is the instrument-assisted mobilization of soft tissues, primarily targeting fascia, muscles, ligaments, and tendons.
This therapy helps the practitioner locate areas of restriction and increase blood flow in that area by massaging. Consequently, the healing rate of the affected tissue is increased.
NormaTec Recovery Therapy
NormaTec’s full-length leg or hip compression attachments rejuvenates muscles tissue and dramatically reduces tightness and soreness. When used as part of a rehab protocol, NormaTec helps to speed recovery and improve outcomes. A 30-minute NormaTec session feels like getting a great massage and has so many positive health benefits.
Fascial Distortion Model
Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) is a treatment model in which all soft tissue injuries, or musculoskeletal complaints, are viewed through 1 or more of the 6 different types of alterations to the body’s connective tissues.
FDM contains a detailed physical assessment, that leads to a specific diagnosis, and provides objective outcomes. The patient’s verbal and physical descriptions, coupled with the mechanism of injury and relevant orthopedic tests, will lead the practitioner to the proper form of soft tissue treatment.
KAATSU Training
KAATSU is patented automated pressure equipment that comprises of a handheld compressor and pneumatic, stretchable bands that are placed around your arms or legs in order to optimize blood circulation and hormonal production for health, fitness, rehabilitation, and recovery. The bands inflate and deflate based on algorithms that boost circulation, improve hormonal balance, and develop muscle tone in a time-effective manner with minimum of effort.
KAATSU causes biochemical reactions that enable you to:
1. Increase the elasticity of your vascular tissue
2. Increase the production of hormones and metabolites including Human Growth Hormone, NO (nitric oxide), IGF-1 (Insulin Growth Factor), VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor), ceramides, plasmalogens, beta endorphins, and testosterone.
KAATSU is used in three primary areas: athletic performance, rehabilitation from injuries, and recovery from vigorous training or surgeries.