FAQ

Upper cervical chiropractic is a focused type of chiropractic care that evaluates and addresses the top of the neck, especially the atlas and axis.

The goal is to assess how the upper cervical spine may be affecting posture, spinal balance, movement, and nervous system function.

Upper cervical chiropractic focuses specifically on the top of the neck rather than taking a general full-spine approach.

Care is based on individual findings and is designed to be specific, precise, and patient-centered.

No. Chiropractic care does not claim to cure diseases or medical conditions.

Upper cervical chiropractic care focuses on evaluating and supporting upper cervical alignment and function when appropriate. Results vary from person to person.

The upper neck supports the head and plays a role in posture, balance, movement, and nervous system communication.

When this area is not functioning properly, the body may compensate through muscle tension, posture changes, or stress in other areas.