General Chiropractic Care
A chiropractor diagnoses and treats musculoskeletal conditions, focusing on the spine, joints, and nervous system. They use adjustments, therapies, and lifestyle guidance to relieve pain and improve overall health.
Yes. Chiropractic care is widely considered safe when performed by a licensed professional. At Mill Creek Chiropractic, we tailor care to each patient’s condition and health history.
Frequency depends on your condition. Acute pain may require multiple visits per week, while maintenance care might only need monthly visits. We create a custom plan for each patient.
Most patients feel relief, not pain. Some may experience mild soreness, similar to post-workout stiffness, that resolves within 24–48 hours.
Common conditions include back pain, neck pain, headaches, whiplash, sciatica, sports injuries, and joint stiffness. We also support wellness, posture, and mobility.
Auto Accident & Injury Care
Yes. Even minor collisions can cause hidden injuries like whiplash. A chiropractor can detect and treat issues early to prevent long-term problems.
Whiplash, back pain, neck stiffness, herniated discs, and soft tissue injuries are the most common. We focus on restoring mobility and reducing inflammation.
The sooner the better. Early treatment helps prevent scar tissue buildup and chronic pain. Ideally, visit within 72 hours.
Yes. Adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and rehab exercises reduce inflammation, restore motion, and speed healing for whiplash patients.
No referral is needed. Patients can schedule directly with Mill Creek Chiropractic, though we do coordinate with physicians and attorneys when appropriate.
Back & Neck Pain
Yes. Spinal adjustments, decompression, and targeted therapies reduce pressure on nerves and joints, relieving pain and restoring mobility.
Prolonged sitting can strain spinal discs and muscles. Chiropractic care improves posture, reduces stiffness, and restores natural alignment.
Adjustments restore mobility to stiff joints, reduce nerve irritation, and ease muscle tension that often causes neck pain.
Yes. While not every case is the same, gentle adjustments and decompression can reduce pain, pressure, and inflammation from herniated discs.