Grant Chiropractic
Being the 5th Chiropractic doctor in his family, Dr. Todd Grant has been in the medical world for the majority of his life. He uses the traditional, time-honored methods of gentle spinal adjusting by hand but is educated in modern techniques as well. Dr. Grant has been in private practice since 1991 and this upcoming December will mark his 27th year as a chiropractor.
“Experience does make a difference. With this experience, I can perceive subtle differences in spinal alignment and motion. Then I can correct the malfunction and relieve pressure off the spine and spinal nerves. Instrument adjusting, another method of adjusting the spine, is also offered at my office and can be effective in some cases. However, I have found that nothing will ever replace the hands-on approach. An instrument cannot feel what my hands can feel. It’s as simple as that.” -Dr. Todd Grant
Being a specialist in the treatment of the below conditions, Dr. Grant has found that treating chronic back and neck problems can often be managed or even eliminated by taking a different approach. Not all patients are the same, an individualized approach can make all the difference.
Through a detailed exam, it is our commitment to find the cause of your problem and customize a treatment plan for you. If required, we will order special studies such as MRI, CT scans or other tests to aid in Dr. Grant’s diagnosis. With this additional information, we will search for the best way to help you.
At Grant Chiropractic, we strive to know you, not just your chart notes. We’re real people just like you, and our primary goal is to restore your ideal health so you can start living life again and doing the things you love.
If you can check off even one of the following, YES I can help you!
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