Chiropractic Care
Supporting how you move, feel and function
At Infinity Chiropractic and Wellness, chiropractic care is tailored to support how your body moves, adapts, and functions over time. Our oceanfront location offers a calm, grounded space for care—while mobile visits are available by appointment for those seeking support in their own environment.
Each session is guided by clinical evaluation and shaped by what your body needs in that moment. We offer a range of hands-on techniques designed to improve mobility, reduce strain, and support nervous system balance—delivered with presence, adaptability, and clear intention.
Supporting How You Move, Feel, and Function
Techniques We Use
At Infinity Chiropractic and Wellness, we use a variety of evidence-informed techniques to support joint function, mobility, and nervous system balance. Each session is tailored based on your clinical evaluation and may vary depending on what your body needs in that moment.
Diversified Technique
Precision-based manual mobilizations used to restore movement and function in spinal and peripheral joints.
Flexion Distraction
Drop Table Technique
A decompressive technique performed on a specialized table to reduce spinal pressure and improve disc mobility.
Drop Table Technique
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
Drop Table Technique
A gentle, low-force treatment using a specialized table that moves in sections to assist in joint movement.
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
A low-force method using triangular blocks to gently influence the connection between your pelvis and skull.
ACTIVATOR METHOD
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT)
A handheld instrument provides quick, low-force impulses to targeted areas of the spine or extremities.
Therapeutic Modalities & Supportive Care
In addition to hands-on techniques, chiropractic care at Infinity may include a variety of therapeutic modalities selected to support your body’s healing response. These tools are used to reduce pain, improve tissue recovery, and enhance mobility—based on clinical evaluation and your treatment goals.
Elelctrical Stimulation
Gentle electrical impulses are applied through pads placed on the skin to reduce pain, decrease muscle tension, and improve circulation.
Ultrasound
Soft Tissue mobilization
High-frequency sound waves are used to penetrate deep into soft tissue—promoting circulation, reducing inflammation, and supporting healing in joints and muscles.
Soft Tissue mobilization
Soft Tissue mobilization
Soft Tissue mobilization
Hands-on or tool-assisted techniques are used to release muscle tension, improve tissue glide, and address fascial restrictions. This includes manual therapy, soft tissue devices, and Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)—each selected based on your body’s needs and tolerance.
heat and Cold therapy
Soft Tissue mobilization
heat and Cold therapy
Thermal therapies may be used to relax tight muscles, reduce swelling, or prepare tissues for further treatment—selected based on your body’s response and clinical need.
therapeutic exercise
Soft Tissue mobilization
heat and Cold therapy
Targeted movements and strengthening strategies are used to restore stability, improve function, and support long-term mobility. Exercises may be provided during your visit or as part of an at-home care plan.
neuromuscular reeducation
Physical Therapy Collaboration
Physical Therapy Collaboration
Techniques designed to retrain movement patterns, restore motor control, and improve the connection between your brain and body. Often used after injury, surgery, or periods of dysfunction to help reintegrate coordinated movement.
Physical Therapy Collaboration
Physical Therapy Collaboration
Physical Therapy Collaboration
Focused rehabilitation and movement strategies offered in coordination with chiropractic care for a more complete recovery approach.
dry needling (Coming Soon)
Physical Therapy Collaboration
dry needling (Coming Soon)
A technique using thin, sterile needles to release myofascial trigger points and reduce pain or muscular restriction. Offered only when clinically appropriate.