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Common Conditions
At Performance and Recovery Clinic, we treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the spine, joints, muscles, tendons, and movement system. Our approach combines sports chiropractic care, focused shockwave therapy, manual therapy, rehabilitation, and recovery technology to address pain, restore function, and help you return to the activities you enjoy. Explore the conditions below to learn more about how we evaluate and treat each problem.

Radiating pain, numbness, or tingling may be associated with nerve irritation, disc involvement, or surrounding joint and muscle dysfunction. Care focuses on reducing irritation and gradually restoring movement and tolerance.

Hip pain may come from joint restriction, muscle imbalance, tendon irritation, or altered movement patterns. We assess how the hips, pelvis, spine, and lower extremities work together.

Jaw pain, clicking, tension, and headaches may be related to the TMJ, surrounding muscles, posture, or neck function. We use a gentle, individualized approach to help reduce tension and improve movement.

Auto injuries may cause neck pain, back pain, headaches, stiffness, and soft tissue irritation. We evaluate the full pattern of injury and build a plan to restore movement and daily function.

Shoulder pain may involve the rotator cuff, biceps tendon, joint mobility, posture, or movement mechanics. We evaluate the shoulder and surrounding areas to help improve strength, motion, and function.

Knee pain can be influenced by the joint itself as well as hip, ankle, strength, and movement mechanics. Our goal is to improve comfort, stability, and confidence with walking, stairs, sport, and exercise.

We treat a wide range of activity-related injuries affecting the spine, joints, muscles, and tendons. Care is tailored to your sport, training demands, stage of recovery, and return-to-activity goals.

Persistent tendon pain may affect the Achilles, plantar fascia, patellar tendon, rotator cuff, elbow, or hip. Focused shockwave therapy and progressive rehabilitation may help improve tissue tolerance and function.

Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow often develop from repetitive strain and tendon overload. Treatment may include focused shockwave therapy, manual care, progressive loading, and activity modification.

Foot and ankle pain may involve plantar fascia irritation, Achilles tendinopathy, sprains, mobility restriction, or repetitive loading. Care is designed to improve movement, tissue tolerance, and lower-extremity function.

Sprains and strains can affect mobility, strength, coordination, and confidence after injury. We help guide recovery through appropriate treatment, movement progression, and gradual return to activity.

Acute pain can develop after a recent injury, sudden movement, fall, lifting incident, or increase in activity. We assess the affected area, rule out concerns that may require referral, and create a focused plan to reduce irritation, restore comfortable movement, and guide a safe return to work, exercise, and daily activity.



