Dr. Edward Esposito applying pressure to a patient's lower back while guiding a leg stretch.

Corrective chiropractic care

Back and neck pain care built around your spine

Dr. Edward Esposito combines a dozen advanced techniques instead of one generic protocol, so treatment matches your spine, not a template. Same-day visits, no referral required.

Techniques

A dozen techniques, one plan built around you

Dr. Esposito draws from this full toolkit and combines whichever techniques fit your condition, rather than running every patient through the same adjustment.

Cox Flexion-Distraction Chiropractic Biophysics Pettibon & Pierce Methods Activator Technique Active Release Therapy Trigenics Myoneural Therapy Thompson Technique Webster Breech Turning Graston Therapy Cupping Therapy Diversified Chiropractic Loomis Enzyme Nutrition Biohacking Strategies

Care in action

What a visit actually looks like

Dr. Esposito performing a cervical adjustment on a patient.

Cervical adjustments

Dr. Esposito performing a two-handed adjustment on a patient's upper back.

Hands-on thoracic work

Dr. Esposito treating a patient on the Cox Flexion-Distraction table.

Cox Flexion-Distraction

More of the toolkit

Hands-on techniques beyond the standard adjustment

Dr. Esposito performing an assisted hip and leg stretch with a patient.
Dr. Esposito applying two-handed pressure to a patient's upper back.
Dr. Edward Esposito lifting a patient's arm overhead during an assisted stretch.

Hands-on, not one-size-fits-all

Every plan is built for your spine, in the room

Dr. Esposito adjusts technique to condition, not the other way around: gentler pressure for an acute flare-up, more targeted work once you are further along in care.

Conditions treated

Spinal & nerve pain

Neck pain, low back pain, sciatica, peripheral neuropathy, and numbness.

Joint & muscle pain

Shoulder, arm, leg, hip, knee, and calf pain.

Sports & overuse injuries

Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, and plantar fasciitis.

Phases of care

Chiropractic care is not a lifelong commitment

Treatment length depends on your condition, its severity, and your lifestyle. Most patients move through three phases, not an open-ended schedule.

1
5 to 20 visits

Pain relief & inflammation reduction

Adjustments, physical therapy techniques, and healing modalities aimed at getting pain and inflammation down first.

2
Typically 5 to 10 visits

Structural correction & alignment

Strengthening exercises, ergonomic guidance, and body mechanics education to improve spinal alignment and posture.

3
Custom frequency

Maintenance & prevention

Visit frequency depends on your lifestyle. Physically demanding jobs may call for more frequent check-ins, along with ongoing posture and ergonomics education.

Measurable results

We track before-and-after imaging, not just how you feel

Many patients experience pain relief, a return to sports, and a return to workouts, often without an expensive MRI or a referral to an orthopedic or pain management doctor. For disc-specific imaging and the Cox Flexion-Distraction technique in more depth, see Spinal Disc Disorders.

An annotated MRI from the practice with two disc levels circled, captioned by the clinic: herniations can correct without surgery.

A real annotated image from the practice's own imaging. Individual results vary and depend on the severity of the condition.

Ready to move without pain?

Same-day appointments, no referral required. Text or call, or book online in a few minutes.