Chiropractor Main Ridge

The team at Total Health Chiropractic Mornington are here to help residents of Main Ridge who experience pain! It’s important to know that pain is NOT normal! Our qualified Chiropractors may be able to help you with a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sciatica, nerve pain, vertigo, disc bulges, poor posture, whiplash, sporting injuries, pregnancy related pain and more.

Why choose us as your Main Ridge Chiropractor

Thorough and tailored care specific to YOU!
We provide tailored and personalised treatment plans for people of all ages.

A team who is passionate about health and wellness – we believe that a well functioning nervous system is the cornerstone of health – we want you functioning at your optimal state.

Bulk billing available for patients who have been provided with a CDM or EPC plan (you may be eligible to be bulk billed for up to 5 Chiropractic visits per year)

Our Process

At Total Health Chiropractic, we use a unique process to understand the root cause of, and to help with pain –

Initial consultation 
This visit is all about you! Your Chiropractor will go through your history and will conduct an assessment comprising of computerised posture scanning, motion testing, balance testing, orthopaedic and neurological testing and leg length assessment. If clinically indicated, your Chiropractor will refer you for spinal x-rays to gain a full understanding of your spinal alignment and any underlying conditions that we may not be aware of.

Report of findings
This visit is about your results and recommended treatment plan that has been tailored according to your unique requirements. Your treatment plan can include adjustments, soft tissue release and specific rehabilitation exercises.

Regular adjustments
Each adjustment is tailored to your treatment plan and specific requirements.

Progress exams 
A progress exam is a structured visit to re-evaluate your condition and show the changes that Chiropractic care has achieved. From here, the next phase of treatment can be identified.