Winchell Chiropractic

read moreChoosing the right chiropractor is important. We invite you to a complimentary chiropractic or neuropathy exam & consultation to learn more about your condition and if our treatment is right for you. Highly respected Orange County Chiropractor focuses on fixing the cause of your pain and health issues, not just the symptoms. He uses the leading FDA-approved cold laser to stimulate healing at the cellular level for significantly faster results. He is a top recommended chiropractor in Mission Viejo and is genuinely concerned and passionate about your health and chiropractic care.

read moreWe practice a patient-centered, hands-on approach to chiropractic wellness. People of all ages benefit from the individualized care we provide. Our goal is to help you feel good, so you can lead a healthy and active life. Dr. Winchell, the best Orange County chiropractor and his team are dedicated to giving you the highest quality care in a welcoming environment. We are passionate about improving our patients' health each and every day. Too many of our patient's find us after having tried what feels like "everything" -- only to wish they had seen the top Orange County chiropractor first.

read moreThere are many causes of back pain, many of which are unavoidable. They can occur at any point during your life and it sometimes can take years before causing pain or other noticeable symptoms. While traumatic events like accidents and sports injuries can lead to problematic back pain, sometimes even the simplest movements, like picking up a pen from the floor, can have painful results. As long as your back is healthy and functioning correctly, it can withstand tremendous forces without injury.

read morePinched nerves is the root cause of most cases of neck pain. The location of the nerve being pinched may not be obvious. While a pinched nerve in neck is a very common source of a neck disorder, symptoms in the neck can be coming from other disruption in the adjoining muscles, joints and nerves. Your neck, also called the cervical spine, begins at the base of the skull and contains seven small vertebrae. Incredibly, the cervical spine supports the full weight of your head, which is on average about 12 pounds.