For the years that add up
Senior Chiropractic Care
Arthritis symptoms, balance that isn't what it was, and mornings that take longer to loosen up. Care built around mobility, posture and staying steady on your feet, at a pace that doesn't rush you.
Chapter 01
What changes as the years add up
Age brings its own list of signals: arthritis symptoms that flare with the weather, stiffness that takes real effort to work out of a joint before the day gets moving, sleep that keeps breaking, and ordinary tasks that used to be automatic now taking planning. None of that is treated here as something to simply live with.
Balance issues and a spell of dizziness getting up out of a chair are common enough that people write them off as just getting older. They're exactly the kind of thing a chiropractic exam is built to look at directly, rather than wait out.
The patient education nook at the Germantown office, with a wall-mounted screen, spine model and high-top table
Mobility and posture come before pain relief
Care here aims at mobility enhancement, posture improvement, and joint flexibility exercises that keep a shoulder, hip or knee working the way it should, not only at quieting the ache that shows up once it stops.
Spinal alignment work supports that same goal. A spine that sits where it should makes everything else easier, from reaching a top shelf to getting out of a car without bracing for it first.
Chapter 03
Fall prevention is the point, not a footnote
Balance optimisation is an explicit part of a senior treatment plan here, because a fall is the single event most likely to turn a manageable year into a hard one.
Joint flexibility exercises and spinal work are addressed together in the same visit, aimed at the kind of steadiness that keeps a curb, a wet floor or a dark hallway from becoming a problem.
A pace that doesn't rush you, in a building that's easy to get into
The Germantown office has a wheelchair-accessible restroom and a restroom on site, and appointments are booked at a pace built for a slower morning, not around it.
Germantown sees you with Dr. Dave Kellenberger or Dr. Reed Johnson at (901) 861-1212, Southwind with Dr. Alan Arstikaitis at (901) 795-6363, and the Summer Avenue office with Dr. Philip Berardi at (901) 323-3613. Pick whichever is closest and call directly, or use the contact form to request a time.
Chiropractic Memphis — Most major insurance plans accepted. Call (901) 861-1212.