Welcome to Blue River Chiropractic
 

We are so glad you are considering us to be a part of your healthcare plan. We are proud to be a family owned Madison business that is dedicated to caring for the community around it. Whether you are brand new to chiropractic or just looking for a new doctor, our office will take care of you. We consider our patient base to be just another extension of our family, rather than patients. Below you will find information about the types of adjustments and treatments you can receive at our office, some common injuries that bring people to our office, common insurance questions, and much more!

Common Injuries
A majority of Americans think that chiropractic care is only for neck pain and back pain. Although those are a huge part of our treatment, we can solve many other problems that one might not initially attribute to a misalignment of the spine. Here is a list of reasons why someone might need chiropractic care:

• Auto Accident
• Work-Related Injury
• Lower back pain
• Upper back pain
• Neck pain or stiffness
• Chronic headaches or migraines
• GI Tract issues
• Prenatal care
• Infantile Colic
• Sciatica
• Ear Infections
• TMJ or other Jaw issues
• Allergies
• Acid Reflux (Heartburn/GERD)
• Knee, Elbow, Ankle, or Wrist pain

Types of Treatments 
Dr. Ben Zahasky received his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. He has been trained in many different techniques of adjustments, meaning that if you are uncomfortable or unsuccessful with one type of adjustment, Dr. Ben will have an alternative method to treat you.

Manual Adjustment
These are the most common types of adjustments in chiropractic. A manual adjustment means that the doctor is using their hands to realign your spine or other joints. Our manual adjustments are specific and precise, helping the body get back into natural alignment. Manual adjustments can be performed on virtually any joint in the body.

Activator
An activator is a small device that chiropractors sometimes use to adjust patients. The activator method is the only instrument adjusting technique with clinical trials to support its effectiveness. With this method, you do not hear the sound of the adjustment, but still receive the benefits.