Our Team At Chiropractor Melton High St

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About Melton Chiropractic Center

The Chiropractic group, has over 50+ clinics across Melbourne and more than 50+ practitioners, and prides itself as being available” for its patients 6 days a week. When you call the Melton phone number, we guarantee you will be able to find you an appointment, within the group. We have other practices nearby located in Melbourne, Footscray and Hawthorn

Our practice is located at 477 High St, Melton. Our modern facilities and chiropractic equipment include OMNI chiropractic tables, posture scanning technology, electric arthrostim adjusting instruments, as well as a range of the traditional chiropractic tools.

Our chiropractic team of University graduates have experience seeing patients with a range of musculoskeletal injuries having previously worked in a number of private practices throughout Victoria.

Why You Should Choose Our Melton Chiropractic Centre

Melbourne Chiropractic clinics have appointments available 6 days a week

We can offer you appointment time Monday-Friday 9am–6pm or Sat 8am–12pm

We offer an after-hours emergency service Monday to Saturday. Sunday- closed

Over 50+ allied health professionals work within the Melbourne Chiropractic group

Melbourne Chiropractic has been delivering successful health care treatments for over 10 years and is trusted by the local community

We offer traditional manual chiropractic treatment as well as more modern techniques including spinal decompression therapy

Melbourne Chiropractic has a structured mentoring programme to encourage internal development and skill sharing

All our chiropractors are licensed professionals who continue to attend professional education, training and workshops

All Melbourne Chiropractic at all of our neighbouring clinics can offer you the same level of care and service; and you will be welcomed like a regular patient (not made to fill out new patient forms at each site)

10 Facts About Chiropractic

Chiropractors are primary health care practitioners – meaning they can be the first contact a person can make when they have a health problem

You do not need a referral to see a chiropractor

Chiropractors have a particular interest in the spine and the nervous system

All chiropractors must complete a minimum of 5 years tertiary study which includes anatomy, neurology and physiology

Chiropractic is offered at several universities around Australia including – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), Macquarie University, Murdoch University and Central Queensland University (CQU)

Chiropractors are also required to continue formal education, or continue professional development (25hr per year) to maintain access to the latest evidence based techniques for diagnosis, treatment and management

Using their knowledge and specific orthopaedic examinations, Chiropractors can help diagnose and manage certain spinal and musculoskeletal conditions

Practising Australian Chiropractors must be registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) which also govern medical doctors, nurses, pharmacists and dentists

Chiropractors may use a number of treatment modalities to help manage a diagnosis – they include soft tissue therapy, rehabilitation exercises and spinal adjustments.

What Is A Chiropractor?

In Australia, Chiropractors are primary healthcare practitioners, meaning you do not need a referral or to see your GP before visiting one. Chiropractors are most renowned for their work on the spinal column/vertebrae but also are trained and experienced with optimal function of the body. Most Chiropractors will have have new patient consultation including history of presenting issue, physical assessment, neurological, orthopedic and muscular testing, postural assessment and treatment. Depending on the presenting issue a Chiropractor may refer or do their own imaging to diagnose the source of the issue.

Chiropractic treatment will most likely involve Chiropractic adjustments/manipulations, soft tissue therapy, activator, arthrostim, advice of home exercises and stretches. Some chiropractors may use modalities such as therapeutic ultrasound, heat/cold therapy, topical agents taping and more.

Most people know Chiropractors often see patients with back or neck pain,but what most people don’t know is chiropractors are also trained in dietary or supplementation advice however do not prescribe drugs or perform surgery.

Educational requirements for Chiropractors in Australia are currently University trained with a strong emphasis of evidence based practice. Chiropractors are trained alongside Osteopaths and Chinese Medicine students at RMIT and this is currently a 5-year double degree course.

What Can Chiropractic Help With?

Low back pain

Typically Chiropractors bread and butter; lower back pain is what Chiropractors are most well known for. Whether it be a dull low back pain ache or an acute sacroiliac joint pain, this is what Chiropractors are known for helping with. Depending on the exact cause a Chiropractor may do manipulation, soft tissue therapy, offer a stabilisation belt, recommend icing, use a flexion distraction table, blocking and more.

Neck pain

Cervical neck adjustments may be useful in reducing neck pain, in conjunction with, or without, pain medication. Assessment of the neck is key in the applying the correct treatment as necks are often very sensitive and specific. Our Melton Chiropractic Centre uses a 8 point neck assessment when determining range of motion, orthopaedic and muscles testing to assess your neck. Dependent on the age of the patient, the chiropractor may also determine the required treatment needs to be a different approach such as activator or MET techniques may be used.