Chiropractic Imaging Services

What is Chiropractic Imaging?

Chiropractic imaging is a specialized form of diagnostic imaging used within the field of chiropractic care. It involves the use of various advanced imaging techniques, such as X-rays, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Computed Tomography (CT) scans, to obtain a detailed view of the patient's musculoskeletal system. Chiropractic imaging is essential for diagnosing, assessing, and forming treatment plans for injuries and conditions affecting the spine, joints, and soft tissues.

In the context of chiropractic care, imaging serves multiple purposes. It helps identify structural abnormalities, track the progress of treatments, and ensure that the care provided is tailored to the specific needs of each patient. For instance, X-rays can reveal bone misalignments and degenerative changes in the spine, while MRIs and CT scans can provide in-depth views of soft tissue injuries that may not be visible through other diagnostic methods.

We use advanced imaging technology to provide clear, precise images that are essential for treatment and legal documentation. Our professional and caring team is dedicated to giving you the best care with accurate diagnostics and effective treatment planning. We're committed to supporting your recovery and working closely with your legal team for the best possible outcome for your case.

When Is Chiropractic Imaging Necessary?

Chiropractic imaging becomes necessary in a variety of situations to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. One critical scenario is following an auto accident, where injuries might not be immediately apparent or could manifest as subtle structural or soft tissue damage. Imaging is also essential when patients experience chronic pain or discomfort that does not respond to standard treatments, as it helps identify underlying conditions that might be contributing to the symptoms.

Another key instance is when there is a history of significant trauma or falls, especially if these incidents have led to persistent or worsening issues. In addition, imaging is warranted if patients develop new, unexplained symptoms such as numbness, tingling, or weakness, which could indicate nerve damage or other serious conditions.

Furthermore, chiropractic imaging is crucial in monitoring the progress of ongoing treatment plans. It allows practitioners to assess how well the body is responding to interventions, adjust strategies as necessary, and keep the patient moving toward a healthier state.