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Chiropractic Adjustments in De Pere, WI
When stiffness, discomfort, or limited movement begins to affect your daily routine, a chiropractic evaluation can help you understand your options. At Back In Action Chiropractic Center, Dr. Steven Hansen takes time to listen to your concerns and evaluate how your symptoms are affecting the way you move.
Chiropractic spinal adjustments may be considered as part of a personalized, conservative care plan. Every recommendation follows a consultation and examination, so the approach fits your health history, goals, and current needs.
What Is a Chiropractic Spinal Adjustment?
A chiropractic spinal adjustment is a controlled movement applied to a spinal joint by a trained clinician, using hands or an instrument. The purpose is to address joint motion as part of an individualized plan for musculoskeletal concerns.
There is no one approach that fits every person. Dr. Hansen considers your symptoms, health history, examination findings, and comfort before recommending care. If an adjustment is appropriate, he will explain the proposed approach and answer your questions before treatment begins.
Your questions, your goals
Concerns We May Evaluate
Chiropractic adjustments may be considered for selected patients with musculoskeletal concerns. Your consultation helps determine whether they have a role in your care.
- Low-back discomfort or stiffness
- Neck discomfort or limited movement
- Movement concerns affecting daily activities
- Muscle and joint discomfort after routine strain
- Recurring musculoskeletal symptoms
- Questions about conservative care options
Not every concern is a fit for chiropractic adjustments. Your first visit is designed to identify the safest and most appropriate next step, which may include a different conservative option, medical evaluation, or referral.
Learn more about Dr. Steven Hansen and our approach to care.
What to expect
Your Visit at Back In Action
Consultation and Health History
We start by listening to your concerns, reviewing relevant health history, and discussing how symptoms affect your everyday life.
Movement and Spine Exam
Dr. Hansen performs an appropriate examination to evaluate movement, areas of concern, and factors that may guide care.
Imaging Review When Appropriate
If you have relevant imaging, bring it with you. New imaging may be considered only when clinically appropriate.
Your Personalized Recommendation
We explain the options that fit your findings and goals, including whether an adjustment may be appropriate.
Care and Progress Review
If care begins, we monitor how you are doing and adjust recommendations based on your response and changing needs.
Care built around you
A Thoughtful Approach to Chiropractic Care
Back In Action provides patient-focused care for people in De Pere, Green Bay, and surrounding communities. We aim to make each visit clear and collaborative. You will have the opportunity to discuss your symptoms, ask questions, and understand why a recommendation is being made.
Adjustments are one possible part of care. Depending on your evaluation, the right plan may also include other recommendations, a modified approach, or guidance to seek care from another provider.
Explore related care: Back Pain, Neck Pain, Spinal Decompression.
Why back in action
Why Patients Choose Back In Action
Evaluation Before Treatment
Recommendations begin with your history and examination, not assumptions about the source of your symptoms.
Individualized Technique
The proposed approach is selected with your condition, comfort, and health history in mind.
Clear Communication
We explain the role of care and encourage you to share questions or concerns at every visit.
Progress Reviewed Over Time
Your response to care matters, so recommendations are reviewed as your needs and goals change.
Testimonials
What Our Patients Are Saying
My son, 17, has had huge improvement with his back since seeing Dr Hansen. My son is active in sports and this care has been awesome for him! Highly recommend Dr Hansen – he is very thorough with his exams and adjustments.
Frequently asked questions
Chiropractic Adjustments FAQs
What is a chiropractic spinal adjustment?
It is a controlled movement applied to a spinal joint by a trained clinician, using hands or an instrument. Your consultation and examination determine whether it is appropriate for you.
Does an adjustment hurt?
The goal is a patient-tolerated treatment. Tell Dr. Hansen if anything feels uncomfortable. Mild, temporary soreness or stiffness can occur after spinal manipulation.
What concerns can be evaluated for adjustments?
Adjustments may be considered as part of conservative care for selected musculoskeletal concerns, such as back or neck discomfort and limited movement. Your history and examination guide the recommendation.
What happens before an adjustment?
Your visit begins with a discussion of symptoms, health history, and goals, followed by an appropriate examination. Imaging may be reviewed or recommended when clinically appropriate.
Is an adjustment right for everyone?
No. Some people need a modified approach, a different conservative option, or further medical evaluation. The consultation helps determine the most appropriate next step.
How many visits will I need?
Visit frequency depends on your findings, goals, and response to care. We discuss a personalized recommendation after your evaluation rather than using a one-size-fits-all schedule.
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Disclaimer
Results vary from person to person. Chiropractic adjustments are not appropriate for every condition, and a consultation and examination are required to determine whether they are right for you. Tell your provider about your health conditions, medications, and any new or worsening symptoms. This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice.