Chiropractor Sydney – Chiropractic at Kogarah & Parramatta
Your health comes first!
In our clinic, your health and well-being is our priority. At Back to Basics Chiropractic, we have been caring for the St George and Parramatta communities since 2001. Our male and female chiropractors each have at least five years of university study. They are all qualified to provide a variety of techniques, to cater to your individual treatment needs.
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Services
What’s on this month at Back to Basics…
Scoliosis screens
Each year our team of health professionals offers complimentary scoliosis screens and postural assessments for primary and high school students. We believe this is a significant initiative as many adult spinal disorders arise from undetected adolescent problems. The best form of treatment involves early detection of the condition. The best time to detect scoliosis is between ages 12-15.
For more information on scoliosis click here. We are currently undertaking these screens in the St George and Parramatta regions of Sydney. If you would like to find out more, or wish to inquire about having us visit your child’s school please contact us.
State of the art digital X-ray machine
Back to Basics® Chiropractic clinics in Kogarah and Parramatta offer a state-of-the-art onsite digital X-ray service for your convenience. All X-rays are bulk billed directly to Medicare, saving you time and money. Our X-rays are taken by a qualified radiographer. This facility allows us to have instant results and patients can view their X-ray images immediately. Images are then sent to and reported on by a highly qualified radiologist. We can guarantee you will be receiving a safe and accurate diagnosis, which will aid your chiropractor’s course of treatment. X-rays are only taken when clinically indicated.
Healthy spine, healthy life!
Why choose chiropractic care over more traditional treatments?
- Safe
- Effective
- Non Invasive
- Holistic
The condition of your spine is pivotal in maintaining a pain-free and active lifestyle, a poorly functioning spine can affect surrounding tissues and muscles. People experiencing spinal stress can present with pain in other parts of the body. For example, headaches can result from the joints in your neck not functioning properly, creating muscular tightness and even nerve irritation.
Sports injuries
Chiropractic treatment is one of the most effective and popular forms of treatment for both adults and children presenting with a sports injury. Back to Basics® Chiropractic has a breadth of experience in this area, servicing professional sporting clubs including St George-Illawarra Dragons, Sydney Bulls Rugby League Club and the Newtown Jets Rugby League Football Club.
Educating patients to take control of their health
Our Sydney chiropractors take the view that knowledge is power. We feel it is important to educate patients about their condition to achieve the best possible outcomes for optimal health.
Our patients learn to:
- Tune into their bodies and identify problems before they reach the acute stage.
- Become an active participant in their own healing through prescribed exercise and self-care.
- Be responsible for preventing the recurrence of their condition by committing to a sensible maintenance program.
Children & chiropractic
Chiropractic treatment for children is considered safe and is always tailored to be age-appropriate. There are many gentle techniques as well as exercises that can be used to treat childhood problems such as torticollis, strains & sprains, and postural issues. Modern devices such as phones & tablets have become a major issue for children, as well as traditional issues such as school bags and postural habits can cause issues in a growing child.
Accreditation
All our chiropractors are university educated and most are members of the following chiropractic organisations:
- Chiropractors’ Association of Australia
- Chiropractic and Osteopathic College of Australasia
- International Federation of Sports Medicine
It’s the little things that make the biggest difference
Back to Basics® Chiropractic understands that our patients are busy and more often than not, in pain, which is why we do everything we can to make your visit with us that much easier. We offer Eftpos facilities for your convenience as well as HICAPS. All you have to pay is the out-of-pocket expense, saving you time and an unnecessary dip in your cash flow.
We also treat Workers Compensation, Third Party, Department of Veteran’s Affairs and Medicare EPC plan patients.
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