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Chiropractic

Our Chiropractic Mission

To establish an exemplary, ethical, and confidential relationship with the patient and determine the nature of the patient’s health problem
To establish a doctor-patient relationship with a continuing goal to build wellness, trust, and communication
To acquire a thorough case history to determine if the patient has a health problem that is applicable to chiropractic treatment or if referral to another health care provider is warranted
To arrive at a provisional diagnosis through patient history, physical exam, differential diagnostic assessment, and diagnostic testing/imaging
To create and establish an ethical and reasonable treatment plan
Track the progress of patients to ensure progress is occurring and to determine if changes in the treatment plan need to be made
To discharge a patient at the end of treatment or when no further improvement of a patient’s condition can be expected
To provide appropriate follow-up care either through referral, maintenance care, or palliative care

Our Vision

Our main goal at Peak Performance is to get your body moving at its best! With six chiropractors on staff, we provide a wide array of availability for patient convenience. Peak Performance Chiropractic wants you to run faster and longer, bike more efficiently, swim smoother and lift more. However, we also recognize the importance of the little things in life (such as playing with your grandchildren, climbing up stairs pain free, reaching for a plate in the cabinet).

In our eyes, movement is freedom and allows us humans the ability to perform everyday activities. Without movement, we are limited and unable to function at our optimal health levels. The goal and purpose of chiropractic is to restore motion to joints in the spine and extremities that are not moving correctly. Rarely is a joint out of place. Rather, what often happens is that a joint loses movement. This loss of movement causes degenerative changes in other joints that are compensating for the restriction and may result in a loss of proper neurological function.