Maximum Wellness Rehabilitation Center - South Plainfield

08/19/2022

https://www.newsweek.com/back-pain-google-search-record-high-covid-1735098

Back pain may be a symptom of COVID, but it's also known that bad working set-ups can also cause aches and pains.

01/10/2022

Looking for a non-surgical way to help treat lower back pain, herniated or bulging lumbar discs⁉️

The Journal of Neurological Research suggests that utilizing the DRX 9000 decompression machine may be the first step in treatment to help avoid surgery✅. The DRX actively applies distraction force to help relieve nerve compression associated with things like low back pain and sciatica 🤩

Set up a free consult with our team today to see if this might be the right option for you‼️ 732-818-1999

02/02/2021

01/29/2021

1-732-631-3947

04/19/2020

Great time helping make some pizzas for . We are happy to be able to contribute anything we can during this time for these selfless people working on the front lines!

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03/31/2020

💥We are Open and giving adjustments💥

We are committed to our patients and safety.

We’re here for you whenever you need us!

We remain committed to servicing our patients and our communities in light of the challenges imposed by COVID-19 and are continually evolving our services so that may be there for our patients.
We agree with the Department of Homeland Security in their opinion that chiropractic and physical therapy are “essential” services and medically necessary. Our patients, some whom are working as public servants fighting for our communities every day, still need our services to help them restore function, improve mobility and relieve pain.

09/12/2019

After a good rehab session on wrist, we gave him some cold compression

07/08/2019

💥Posture💥
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⁉️Does static posture matter? It DEPENDS on WHAT you're asking. Does it "CAUSE" pain? Should it be "FIXED"? Does it influence FUNCTION? Here are some things to consider:
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1️⃣Static Posture DOES NOT DIRECTLY correlate to pain. Nothing DIRECTLY correlates to pain, because pain is COMPLEX and there are ALWAYS multiple factors that influence pain in any ONE person at any ONE time. However, it CAN CONTRIBUTE to pain at times. When can it?
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📌When you DON'T MOVE OUT of the same posture for SUSTAINED periods. This can happen in ANY posture, even the one's historically labeled "GOOD". If you don't move for a while, the nervous system will eventually remind you (through some discomfort) that you need to change positions or get moving.
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📌Biomechanically speaking, you will probably be able to tolerate certain positions for longer, as the sustained load to specific tissues of the body will be greater in some postures and less in others. But, as with most things, CONTEXT matters. Some tissues may be loaded more in what you might think of as "poor" posture while others may be loaded more in what you think of as a "good" posture. IT DEPENDS
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2️⃣Static Posture DOES NOT DIRECTLY correlate to FUNCTION/MOVEMENT. Someone can have "winging" scapulas at rest but move beautifully and have great strength/coordination of the scapular musculature. This pertains to any body region
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3️⃣Static Posture MAY provide helpful information as to how a person MAY move, how muscles MAY function during that position, how certain tissues MAY be loaded during that position and POSSIBLY contribute to pain, and why someone MAY be having difficulty performing other movements POTENTIALLY as a result of LACK OF MOVEMENT out of that posture (e.g. overhead squat after sitting slouched at a desk all day)
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06/20/2019

If you need any real estate go see this guy!!

05/24/2019

Dr. Chris “tuning up” before he goes and shreds up the boxing bag at one of his cko gyms

05/17/2019

WORKPLACE HEALTH AND WELLNESS EXPO @ Pines Manor

05/10/2019

Ocean county college mental health and wellness fair was a success!! A lot of people had questions and we had the answers!! Awesome event.



@ Ocean County College