We evaluate acute pain, inflammatory flares, and ongoing pain to find the root cause and build a personalized treatment plan using integrative medicine and chiropractic care.

Two people can point to the same sore knee and need very different care. Your first visit is with Meradith McCortney, FNP-BC. She'll ask how the pain started, how long it's been around, and what makes it better or worse. She'll also ask about your sleep, stress, diet, and activity, because those can keep pain going long after an injury should have healed. From there, she'll put together a plan that fits you.

Fast, short-term help when you've just been hurt or pain hits suddenly.
A closer look at pain that won't go away, and a plan to break the cycle.
We look for what's keeping inflammation high, from diet to sleep to stress.
Your care fits your body, your goals, and your schedule.
We determine whether your pain is acute or ongoing, and treat it differently.
For a recent injury or a sudden flare-up.
For pain that has lasted months or keeps returning.


Most people who come to us have more than one of these going on at once. Sorting out how they connect is a big part of the first visit.
The spot that hurts isn't always where the problem starts. Poor sleep, high stress, what you eat, and how you move all affect how much pain you feel and how fast you heal. When we look at the whole picture, we can treat what's driving your pain.
A strong anti-inflammatory injection for a new injury or sudden, severe pain. It's only used for a few days at a time, when Meradith decides it's appropriate for you.
A corticosteroid that may be used for a short time to calm significant inflammation in certain situations.
Peptides may help support tissue repair and a healthy inflammatory response. Meradith will let you know whether they make sense for your situation.
Nutrients like N-acetylcysteine (NAC) may help support your body's natural response to inflammation and its recovery.
Supplements chosen based on current research and your health history, to support joints, tissues, and overall health.
Practical advice on movement, sleep, stress, and daily habits that fit your routine.
When pain has a mechanical side, Dr. Chris can treat the joints and spine while Meradith manages the medical side. Both happen in the same office.
Possibly, at first. Medication has a place after an injury or surgery. Our goal is to help you need less of it over time by working on what's causing the pain. If another provider prescribes your medication, we'll coordinate with them.
Yes. Many of our patients start care while taking prescription or over-the-counter pain relievers. As you start moving and feeling better, we'll work with you on cutting back when it makes sense.
Pain medication turns down the signal, but it doesn't change why the pain is there. Integrative care combines chiropractic adjustments, nutrition, peptide therapy, and inflammation management to work on the cause, so relief has a better chance of lasting.

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