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Get Your Good Health Back in Hand
Shoulder, Arm, and Wrist Care for Montclair Village and Oakland
STAND TALL AND MOVE THROUGH YOUR DAY AGAIN
Turning door knobs, typing a text, picking up a plate of dinner: when it comes to interacting with the world, we're all hands. Many conditions, from repetitive stress injuries to tendinitis, can diminish your ability to enjoy the use of your shoulders, arms, wrists, and hands. Using Active Release Technique, we treat injuries of the muscles, tendons, joints, and ligaments to restore their strength and range of motion.
Frozen Shoulder and Rotator Cuff Injuries
Frozen shoulder is a gradual stiffening and tightening of the shoulder joint that can make even small movements painful, and rotator cuff strain can turn everyday reaching and lifting into a struggle. We use Active Release Technique alongside targeted adjustments to loosen tightness, ease pain, and rebuild strength. One patient, John F., described real improvement in his frozen shoulder after just one month of treatment.
Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, swimmer's shoulder, and carpal tunnel syndrome are common repetitive strain injuries we treat, along with bicipital tendonitis and osteoarthritis, so you can get your good health back in hand.
We welcome patients from Montclair Village, Piedmont, and throughout Oakland.
Many shoulder injuries respond well to the same Active Release Technique we use for sports related injuries. If you're managing pain from training or competition, our sports injury page has more on that approach.
Repetitive Strain Injuries
What is frozen shoulder, and how does chiropractic care help?
Frozen shoulder is a gradual stiffening and tightening of the shoulder joint that can make even small movements painful. Using Active Release Technique, Dr. Green works to loosen that tightness and slowly restore your range of motion.
Can you help with rotator cuff injuries?
Yes. We treat rotator cuff strain and irritation using a combination of soft tissue work and targeted adjustments aimed at reducing pain and rebuilding strength.
I have carpal tunnel from typing all day. Can chiropractic care help?
Often, yes. Repetitive strain injuries like carpal tunnel respond well to treatment focused on the muscles, tendons, and joints of the wrist and forearm.
Will treatment be gentle?
Yes. Dr. Green's approach is hands on but gentle, and he adjusts his technique to your comfort level throughout every visit.
How long does it typically take to feel better?
Every patient is different, and Dr. Green will set expectations with you directly based on your specific injury.
Do you accept Medicare and treat auto accident related shoulder injuries?
Yes to both. We welcome Medicare patients and regularly treat shoulder and arm injuries from auto accidents, with or without an attorney.
