Dr. Mixon’s  many years of experience have allowed him to refine techniques that are gentle and easy upon the body. He also uses the “activator” method for clients who are hesitant to receive a manual adjustment. Most patients look forward to their sessions and often feel immediate relief.

Chiropractors undergo many years of advanced study and medical training to earn their doctorate in chiropractic. Chiropractors must pass national board exams and be state licensed to be considered a Doctor of Chiropractic.. In addition, each year Dr. Mixon participates in continuing education courses to stay abreast of ongoing research and advancements in techniques. Medicare classifies Chiropractors as a physician and recognize their   broad diagnostic skills.

A  properly aligned spine is essential to a healthy body. The nervous system is comprised of the brain, the spinal cord and spinal nerves. This sophisticated, interconnected system links the brain to the whole body. If the spinal column is compressed or the nerves injured, the information flow to the brain is challenged. At the onset of problems, one might experience mild neck or back pain. but if  left untreated, larger symptoms of disease or degeneration may develop.

Absolutely. Numberous scientific studies have proven the efficacy and safety of chiropractic treatment for problems of the joints and spine. Additional studies substantiate high patient satisfaction rates, as well as the cost effectiveness of chiropractic care. These studies can be found online and are detailed in a number of authoritative sites.

In most cases, yes. Chiropractic care is very safe, even for senior citizens. Dr. Mixon treats many senior, including those who are well into their nineties.

Yes. Children can benefit from chiropractic care. Sport related injuries, auto accidents and falls can create minor joint and spine problems. If left uncorrected these problems can become larger problems in adulthood. Other maladies, such as allergies and asthma can also be helped with chiropractic adjustments. 

Yes. It’s important to care of the spine throughout one’s life. Just as people benefit from routine eye exams and dental care,  patients benefit from “wellness” chiropractic visits. Many people find that occaisonal chiropractic treatments keep their joints functioning well and their neck and back pain free. Many of Dr. Mixon’s  patients report improvements in immunity and overall health.