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Chiropractors in Portland
Our goal is your goal! We want you to feel better, move better, and live better. Cascade Chiropractic & Wellness has the friendliest Portland chiropractors. We specialize in auto injuries, upper cervical chiropractic care, full body chiropractic, and muscle injuries.
We are experts in treating injuries from car accidents like whiplash, muscles strains, and back pain.
Atlas Orthogonal is a gentle, precise, and effective approach to relief of discomfort without twisting of the neck.
Our Portland chiropractors can help chronic pain and new injuries to your back and neck.
Your body functions as a whole! We love to treat shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and ankles.
Conveniently located in SE Portland
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COVID-19 Update
I hope everyone is staying healthy mentally and physically during this weird and crazy time. Yes, we are the chiropractor still open in Portland and accepting new patients. While non-essential businesses have been ordered [...]
The Y-Strap Adjustment
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Upper Cervical Adjustment
There are many ways to adjust the Atlas/Axis or Upper Cervical region. It can be hard to choose which method is right for you. Ultimately you want your doctor to be well trained. The [...]
New Chiropractic Office in SE Portland
Our journey Cascade Chiropractic & Wellness opened it's doors in January 2014. I shared a space with another chiropractor, Rick Allen. 6 months later, Dr. Allen retired. I moved the practice to inner SE [...]
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Trigeminal Neuralgia
What is Trigeminal Neuralgia? Trigeminal Neuralgia has several names. It is as TN. It is also known as Tic douloureux, Fothergill Disease, or Trifacial Neuralgia. You find the less common terms in the [...]