It’s a good rule for athletes and weekend warriors to take 10% off of the year to rest or at the very least do a different sport than their primary passion. The theory being it 1) gives your body and mind, time to heal 2) move in differentRead More >
Functional Conservative Care
Fourth of July!
The office will be closed July 4th-6th. You can schedule online if needed or email the doctor and she will get back to you when she can. Enjoy the Fourth!
You got this, I am here to help.
It’s understandable if your back is bothering you because you were sitting on the edge of your seat for 80+ minutes.
Polar Vortex Update
We will be seeing patients all week despite the bitter cold and snow (Friday).
Labor Day Break
The office will be closed from Monday, September the third thru Wednesday, September 5th. Dr. Bazley will be back in the office Thursday morning. Feel free to use ZocDoc to schedule.
July 2nd-6th the office will be closed.
Have a happy and safe Fourth of July. Feel free to use ZocDoc to schedule and Dr Bazley will be checking her email.
Samples Everywhere!
Dr Bazley attended the annual American Board of Chiropractic Sports Physicians symposium in San Diego, CA and came back with a few samples. If you get a chance to try them let us know what worked best for you.
Snow Day
The office is running as long as Metrobus is running and Now Metrobus is slowing it down. The office will be closed this afternoon and evening. Feel free to email the doctor and take care with shoveling. Practice proper form when throwing snow balls!
Office Will Be Closed the Week of Christmas
Dr. Bazley will be out of the office from December 23rd thru January 1st. She will be back in the office on Tuesday January 2nd. Feel free to use ZocDoc to schedule for 2018. Happy New Year!
What happens when you “crack” a joint.
For decades chiropractors call that sound of cracking your knuckles or joints a cavitation which is a mechanical event. Actually, the correct term is tribonucleation, which is also a mechanical phenomenon. There is wear and tear in cavitation which is not seen in tribonucleation. Clinically, being able toRead More >