Care for a variety of medical conditions
- Migraines
- Dizziness/vertigo
- Sports and facial injuries
- Women’s health needs
- Chronic fatigue
- Spinal injuries
- Bell’s palsy
- Cerebral palsy
- Lymphedema
- Postsurgical complications
- Cranial and cranial base treatment
- Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ)
- Back, cervical and rib cage pain
- Trauma from motor vehicle accidents
- Secondary effects of dental procedures
- Extremity pain and rehabilitation concerns, including total joint replacements, sprains, strains, fractures, shoulder adhesive capsulitis and tennis elbow
Patient testimonial
“For five years, I suffered with excruciating nerve pain in my mouth and jaw. It started as a toothache. I had three root canals in 10 days, but the pain continued. I visited two neurologists, an acupuncturist, a chiropractor, and an oral-facial-cranial surgeon. No one could diagnose the real problem, much less treat it. With so much pain for so long, I was depressed and considering a radical surgery to clip the trigeminal nerve, which frequently leads to facial paralysis. When I investigated getting braces to straighten my teeth, my orthodontist was concerned that braces might aggravate the already bad nerve pain problem. He agreed to treat me only if I would agree to a few weeks of physical therapy with Sue Hoffert at Manual Physical Therapy. That was nearly seven years ago. I’m grateful to report that Sue identified the problem with my neck and jaw on the first visit, began immediate treatment, and today I am nerve pain-free.”Annalloyd T.