Greber Chiropractic provides experienced chiropractic care for back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, TMJ, and injury-related conditions. We focus on auto accident and workplace injuries, chronic pain, and age-appropriate care using safe, effective chiropractic techniques.
We focus on auto accident and workplace injuries, chronic and recurring pain, and individualized care using traditional and lower-force chiropractic techniques.
Treatment for auto accident and workplace injuries, including whiplash and soft tissue injuries, with a focus on proper recovery.
Lower-force adjusting using Impulse, designed for those who prefer a gentler chiropractic approach.
Greber Chiropractic has provided reliable chiropractic care to the Taunton area since 1992. Our practice focuses on treating pain, injury-related conditions, and mobility issues with straightforward, effective care.
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Chiropractic care for appropriate shoulder pain, joint restriction, and related mobility problems.
Care for whiplash, back pain, neck pain, and other musculoskeletal injuries following a car accident.
Care for appropriate work-related back, neck, joint, and soft tissue injuries.
Care for arm and leg pain, joint discomfort, and mobility problems that may involve the extremities, surrounding joints, or spine.
Chiropractic care for appropriate TMJ and jaw-related pain, tension, and restricted movement.
Back pain can affect nearly every part of daily life, from sitting and sleeping to working, bending, lifting, exercising, and moving comfortably.
Greber Chiropractic treats patients experiencing lower and mid-back pain, stiffness, restricted movement, recurring discomfort, and back pain related to injuries.
Back pain can begin after an injury or physical strain, develop gradually, or keep returning without one obvious event. Because different problems can produce similar symptoms, the first step is understanding where the pain occurs, how it began, what makes it worse, and how it is affecting movement and everyday activities.
When chiropractic care is appropriate, treatment may include chiropractic adjustments intended to improve joint movement and address mechanical problems contributing to pain or restricted function.
For patients who prefer a gentler approach, lower-force Impulse instrument adjusting is also available when appropriate.
Whether the problem started recently or you’ve been dealing with recurring back pain, Dr. Greber can evaluate the condition and determine whether chiropractic care is an appropriate option.
Neck pain may appear as aching, stiffness, muscle tension, restricted movement, or discomfort that makes it difficult to work, drive, sleep, exercise, or turn your head comfortably.
Symptoms can develop gradually from repeated strain and movement or begin after an injury such as an auto accident.
Greber Chiropractic evaluates neck pain based on the patient’s symptoms, how the problem started, the areas affected, and how the neck and related joints are moving.
When chiropractic treatment is appropriate, care may include traditional chiropractic adjustments or lower-force Impulse instrument adjusting based on the patient’s condition and preferred approach.
Patients whose neck pain began following a collision can also be evaluated as part of Greber Chiropractic’s auto accident injury care.
Shoulder pain can make lifting, reaching, working, exercising, sleeping, and ordinary arm movement uncomfortable or difficult.
The source of shoulder pain isn’t always obvious from where the discomfort is felt. Problems involving the shoulder and surrounding joints, muscles, neck, or upper body can produce overlapping symptoms.
Greber Chiropractic evaluates shoulder pain and related mobility problems to determine whether the condition has a musculoskeletal component appropriate for chiropractic care.
When chiropractic care is appropriate, treatment is based on the individual problem and areas of restricted movement rather than simply focusing on where pain is felt.
Sciatica commonly involves pain that travels from the lower back or buttock into the leg. Symptoms may include aching, burning, shooting pain, tingling, or numbness and may become more noticeable while sitting, standing, walking, or moving in certain ways.
Different problems can produce lower-back and leg symptoms, so determining what is contributing to the pain is important before treatment begins.
Greber Chiropractic evaluates the patient’s symptoms and how the lower back and related joints are functioning.
When chiropractic care is appropriate, treatment focuses on improving movement and addressing mechanical factors that may be contributing to the patient’s symptoms.
Traditional chiropractic adjustments and lower-force Impulse adjusting are available depending on the individual patient and condition.
Not everyone comes to Greber Chiropractic because of a recent injury.
Some patients have back, neck, joint, or other musculoskeletal pain that has persisted for a long time or repeatedly returns.
Persistent pain can have many causes, and the fact that a condition is chronic does not automatically mean chiropractic treatment is appropriate.
Dr. Greber evaluates the patient’s symptoms, history, mobility, and the nature of the problem to determine whether there is a musculoskeletal or mechanical component appropriate for chiropractic care.
When chiropractic care is appropriate, treatment is individualized based on the patient’s condition and response to care.
Headaches can have many different causes, and not every headache is appropriate for chiropractic treatment.
Some patients experience headaches along with neck pain, stiffness, muscle tension, restricted neck movement, or other musculoskeletal symptoms.
Greber Chiropractic evaluates those symptoms and their relationship to the neck and surrounding structures before determining whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
When a musculoskeletal component is present, treatment may focus on improving joint movement and addressing mechanical dysfunction involving the neck.
TMJ problems can cause jaw pain, tension, stiffness, restricted movement, or discomfort during normal activities such as chewing, speaking, or opening the mouth.
Some people experiencing TMJ symptoms also have tension or discomfort involving the neck and surrounding muscles.
Greber Chiropractic evaluates TMJ and jaw-related symptoms to determine whether there is a musculoskeletal component appropriate for chiropractic care.
Because jaw pain can have different causes, chiropractic care isn’t automatically appropriate for every TMJ complaint. Evaluation helps determine whether chiropractic treatment makes sense for the individual patient.
Car accidents can place sudden force on the neck, back, joints, and surrounding soft tissues.
Greber Chiropractic treats patients experiencing pain and mobility problems following auto accidents, including:
Accident-related symptoms aren’t necessarily the same as ordinary back or neck pain. How the collision occurred, where symptoms developed, and how movement has been affected are relevant parts of evaluating an injury.
Dr. Greber has extensive experience treating injury-related conditions and provides chiropractic care based on the individual patient’s injury and needs.
Greber’s existing patient reviews also provide direct evidence of this work:
“I was referred to Dr. Greber for back and neck pain after a car accident I was in…”
If you’re scheduling because of a car accident, tell the office when you call.
Work-related pain and injuries can occur suddenly or develop through repeated lifting, movement, positioning, or other physical demands.
Greber Chiropractic treats appropriate work-related back, neck, joint, and soft tissue injuries.
The evaluation considers how the injury occurred, where symptoms are present, what movements are affected, and how the problem is interfering with normal work and everyday activities.
Treatment is based on the individual injury and whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
If you’re seeking care for a workplace injury, tell the office when scheduling so the staff knows the nature of your appointment.
Musculoskeletal pain isn’t limited to the back and neck.
Greber Chiropractic also evaluates appropriate arm and leg pain, joint discomfort, stiffness, and related mobility problems.
Where pain is felt doesn’t always identify where the problem originates. Symptoms involving an arm or leg may sometimes be associated with problems involving nearby joints or the spine.
Dr. Greber evaluates the symptoms and affected movement to determine whether the condition is appropriate for chiropractic care and what areas may need to be addressed.
Call (508) 386-9888 or request an appointment online. If your visit involves an auto accident or workplace injury, mention that when scheduling.
Your visit begins with understanding your symptoms, how the problem started, relevant injuries, and how it is affecting movement and normal activities.
Different symptoms can have different causes. Dr. Greber evaluates the problem to determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate.
Greber Chiropractic provides traditional chiropractic adjustments as well as lower-force Impulse instrument adjusting. The approach used depends on the individual patient and condition.
Greber Chiropractic accepts most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Chiropractic coverage can vary by insurance plan, so patients should contact the office to confirm their individual benefits.
In most cases, a referral is not required. If your insurance plan requires one, the office can help you determine that.
Greber Chiropractic has provided chiropractic care to the Taunton area for more than 30 years.
Patients visit the practice for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, shoulder pain, headaches, TMJ and jaw pain, arm and leg pain, joint-related problems, auto accident injuries, workplace injuries, and other appropriate musculoskeletal conditions.
Greber Chiropractic provides chiropractic care for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, shoulder pain, TMJ and jaw pain, arm and leg pain, joint-related problems, auto accident injuries, and workplace injuries when the condition is appropriate for chiropractic care.
Yes. Greber Chiropractic treats appropriate musculoskeletal injuries following auto accidents and workplace injuries, including whiplash and soft tissue injuries.
Greber Chiropractic accepts most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Call the office to confirm your individual coverage.
In most cases, no. Individual insurance requirements can vary, so contact the office if you're unsure.
Yes. Greber Chiropractic offers lower-force Impulse instrument adjusting for patients who prefer a gentler approach.
Some chronic or recurring musculoskeletal conditions may be appropriate for chiropractic care. Because persistent pain can have different causes, Dr. Greber evaluates the individual condition before determining whether chiropractic treatment is appropriate.
Call (508) 386-9888 or submit an appointment request online.
