Pain & Mobility
Pain Doesn’t Have to Run Your Life
​Chronic pain changes the way you move, sleep, and function. It drains your energy, affects your mood, and makes daily tasks feel harder than they should be. Many patients come to us after trying physical therapy, massage, or medication with only temporary relief. Pain is not something you have to “live with,” and you’re not out of options.
​Conditions We Treat
Back pain (chronic, flare-up, or nerve-related)
Neck pain & tension
Shoulder pain or limited mobility
Hip or knee pain
Sciatica or pain that radiates down the leg
Muscle tightness, spasms, or nerve-related tension
Post-injury pain that isn’t resolving
Pain after surgery or immobilization
Pain that worsens with activity or prolonged sitting
​What Patients Often Notice Improving
​Less day-to-day pain and stiffness
Greater range of motion
Easier bending, walking, or lifting
Fewer flare-ups
More stability and confidence in movement
Reduced muscle tension or nerve irritation
Better sleep and recovery
Improvements build gradually — each patient progresses at their own pace
​You Don’t Need a Perfect Diagnosis to Start
Many pain patterns don’t match imaging findings, and symptoms often overlap between muscles, joints, and nerves. Whether your pain has a clear cause or feels “mysterious,” we focus on what your body is actually doing — not just what shows up on tests.
If pain is affecting your life, you deserve support. You don’t need a referral or a labeled diagnosis to begin treatment.
​When to Seek Care
Book an evaluation if you’re experiencing:
Pain lasting more than 2–3 weeks
Pain that cycles on and off
Pain that travels or radiates
Mobility that feels restricted or unstable
Pain that worsens with activity
Difficulty with daily tasks (walking, bending, lifting, sleeping)
Pain related to nerve irritation or compression
Post-injury or post-surgical recovery that feels slow or incomplete
Addressing pain early prevents long-term compensation and recurring flare-ups.