Can a chiropractor help with hip or knee pain?

Yes. Chiropractors provide musculoskeletal assessments for extremity joints like the hips and knees. Management focuses on identifying biomechanical imbalances and restoring normal joint function to support recovery.

What is the chiropractic approach to shoulder pain?

The chiropractic approach involves examining the shoulder joint in relation to the spine and rib cage. Management often includes gentle mobilization, soft tissue work, and advice on postural habits.

Shoulder, Hip & Knee Management

Thorough musculoskeletal assessments and personalized management for limb and joint discomfort in Holland Park.

Extended Scope of Practice | Over 23 Years of Clinical Experience

Comprehensive Extremity Care

While many associate chiropractic care primarily with the spine, joint function in the limbs is equally vital to overall mobility. At Silky Oak Chiropractic, we assess the kinetic chain to understand how issues in your feet, knees, or hips may be impacting your back—and vice versa.

Common signs that may require a clinical assessment:

Restricted movement in the shoulder or "frozen" sensations
Discomfort in the hip joint during walking or exercise
Aching or stiffness in the knees
Repetitive strain issues in the elbows, wrists, or ankles

Our Biomechanical Approach

Dr. Jan Jones has undertaken further studies to extend his clinical focus to the management of extremity joints. By performing a detailed biomechanical assessment, we can identify joint restrictions or muscular imbalances affecting your limbs.

Management plans are tailored to your needs and may include gentle mobilization, soft tissue work, and specific rehabilitative advice to support joint stability.

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New patients can access an initial consultation and musculoskeletal assessment for $70.

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