Services
Gentle care for everyday aches.
Ten things we help with, grouped the way you’d think about them: where it hurts, what happened, and how we help.
Where it hurts
Ache, stiffness, numbness: start with where you feel it.
Neck painTight muscles, pinched nerves and stiff joints in the neck and upper back.Read more
Back painLow, middle or upper back: strains, spasms, disc trouble and the twist you felt in bed.Read more
Headaches & migrainesEspecially the kind that start in the neck and upper back.Read more
Carpal tunnel syndromeNumb, tingling fingers from a squeezed nerve at the wrist.Read more
After an injury
A crash, a fall at work, a bad landing on the field.
How we help
Gentle adjustments, then the work that keeps you well.
Activator MethodsGentle, precise adjustments with a small hand-held instrument.Read more
RehabilitationStretches and exercises that retrain posture and movement.Read more
Exercise programsStrength and cardio that work together with your adjustments.Read moreReady when you are
Start with a visit
Pick a day and time of day; we’ll call to confirm.
Request an appointment
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Where does it hurt?
Start with where you feel it
Tap a part of the spine to see what can go wrong there, and how we help.
Headaches & migraines
Many headaches start lower down, with tight muscles and stiff joints in the neck and upper back.
Nerves to the arms
The nerves to your arms and hands leave the spine at the base of the neck and run all the way to your fingertips.
Twelve vertebrae, twelve pairs of ribs
The middle of the spine anchors the ribs. Posture, desk work and lifting all land here.
Five big vertebrae
The five largest vertebrae carry the most weight, and the low back is where back pain is most common.
Gentle by design
The Activator: a lighter touch
Dr. Florian uses Activator Methods, a chiropractic technique built around a small, spring-loaded instrument. Instead of twisting or rolling, each adjustment is one quick, light impulse to one precise spot.
A small, spring-loaded instrument. One quick, light impulse to one precise spot. No twisting, no rolling.
An Activator visit
Four steps, start to finish
You lie comfortably, face down, on the adjusting table.
Your leg lengths are compared. Often one seems slightly shorter than the other.
You move into easy positions, like raising an arm, that use the muscles attached to particular vertebrae. If the leg lengths change, that points to where the problem is.
The hand-held instrument gives a quick, light impulse to each spot that needs it, working from the feet toward the head.
Ready when you are
Feel better, gently.
Request a time online and we’ll call to confirm, or just pick up the phone. Emergency care is available.
557 Greenleaf St., Park City, IL 60085