Shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles. Joint motion matters wherever it happens — not just along your back.
Most chiropractors only adjust the spine. We adjust the shoulder that’s stuck, the hip that’s compensating, the ankle that lost mobility after an injury — anywhere a joint isn’t moving the way it should.
If a joint matters to how you move, it’s worth checking.
Extremity adjustments are most useful after injury, surgery, or long-term compensation when a peripheral joint stops moving cleanly.
Frozen shoulder, post-injury stiffness, rotator-cuff irritation tied to scapular motion loss.
Limp, gait asymmetry, recurring lower-back strain driven by a hip that’s not articulating properly.
Sprain recovery, chronic stiffness, knee tracking issues — the joint below or above is often the real problem.
Tennis elbow, post-fracture stiffness, repetitive-use restrictions in the forearm chain.
Pick a time below — no referral, no insurance approval required for the initial evaluation.
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If extremity adjustment isn’t the right call, we’ll tell you that too.
