Dec 27, 2022
Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic (608-849-5550), a family wellness practice, has updated its chiropractic treatments to include extremity adjustments for individuals in Waunakee, Wisconsin and the surrounding areas.

Waunakee,United States - December 27, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
Extremity adjustment treatment involves the correction of subluxations in joints such as those in the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, and jaw. With this updated treatment, the experts at Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic help patients relieve pain and aches caused by misaligned joints while promoting natural healing.
For more details, visit https://www.hrcwaunakee.com
With the updated service, patients with frozen shoulders, carpal tunnel syndrome, golfer’s elbow, knee pain, or sprained ankles now have access to expert chiropractic extremity adjustments.
“Just like in the spine, when a joint in either the upper or lower extremity is not moving correctly, the muscles that operate the joint have to work harder, causing more stress and irritation on the nerves and muscles,” said a spokesperson of Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic. “This stress and irritation can then lead to aches and strains and, if untreated, eventually degeneration of the joint, leading to arthritis.”
Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic begins the treatment with a comprehensive assessment to determine a patient’s specific condition and goals. The assessment includes chiropractic exams to assess motion and pain in the affected area. Following the consultation, the expert Waunakee chiropractors develop a custom treatment plan that suits the patient’s condition, goals, preferences, and lifestyle.
During treatment, Dr. Nick Hellenbrand and Dr. Sara Rabideaux carefully realign the patient’s joint using high-velocity, low-amplitude thrusts to relieve pain or irritation and restore the joint’s natural range of motion.
Aside from extremity adjustments, the Waunakee chiropractors are also trained to treat muscle pain and soreness using dry needling techniques. Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic also develops custom stretching and exercise programs to help patients achieve optimal health and wellness.
About Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic
Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic is a specialist chiropractic clinic based in Waunakee, Wisconsin, and led by Dr. Nick Hellenbrand and Dr. Sara Rabideaux. Together, they offer a suite of chiropractic adjusting treatments to help patients achieve optimal health and wellness. Treatments at the clinic focus on addressing underlying problems to reduce pain and promote the body’s natural healing process.
A satisfied patient said: “Both Dr. Sara and Dr. Nick are very knowledgeable, skilled, and accommodating. I see them for maintenance care, and if I ever have anything flare up, I know HR Chiropractic will make me feel better quickly.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.hrcwaunakee.com
Contact Info:
Name: Sara Rabideaux
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Organization: Hellenbrand Rabideaux Chiropractic
Address: 507 W Main St Suite C, Waunakee, WI 53597, United States
Phone: +1-608-849-5550
Website: https://hrcwaunakee.com/
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