Seniors don’t need to live with pain! Chiropractic care for the elderly can help improve low back pain and sciatica, among a variety of other health issues because it is one of the most safe and effective alternative treatment options. The older we become, the higher the risk of health issues we can have with our muscles and joints. Dr. Jimenez discusses the aging process and how it affects seniors. Dr. Jimenez also offers a range of treatment approaches for low back pain and sciatica, from deep tissue massage, manual therapy, and spinal manipulation. Seniors experiencing pain can benefit from chiropractic care. Chiropractic care has been demonstrated to have multiple benefits for the elderly, including increased mobility as well as decreased risk of falls and other injuries. Regular chiropractic care can not only help improve overall health and wellness, it can give seniors a sense of independence in their lives.
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