Chevalier Andre M DC QME

read moreWe welcome new patients, whether you need us for diagnosis, treatment of a chronic or acute condition, preventive care or human performance. Our treatment approach is customized based on your specific needs. Our goal is for every single patient that qualifies for our sample treatment session to experience some form of immediate improvement or relief. Improvement may come in the form of increased mobility, or a decrease in the quality or intensity of symptoms. We always reserve two appointment times per day to be sure we are able to accommodate those in urgent need of care and guarantee a new patient will be offered an appointment time within 3 business days.

read moreShins splints is commonly seen as an overuse injury in runners. Pain is felt along the shin and develops gradually over a period of weeks to months. However, it may occur after a single excessive bout of exercise. Training errors and abnormal biomechanics can cause shin splints. Too much exercise without the proper amount of rest is another cause for the injury. A sudden increase in training will overload your ability to heal during rest and injury may result.

read moreSciatica is pain that starts in the back and radiates down one of the legs. It is quite a common complaint. It is caused by pressure on the sciatic nerve that runs down into the leg. The cause of pressure can be varied from a slipped disk to muscle tension or something less common such as tumors, bony growths and infections. Depending on where the sciatic nerve is pinched will determine where you feel the pain which can radiate to the front of the knee or right down the back of the leg to the foot.

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