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The SpineForce equipment is available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9-4 and Wednesdays 9-11. Using the list below, find an open day for the SpineForce equipment and click on DETAILS to reveal what appointments are available to choose from. You can conveniently book multiple days and times by selecting ADD TO CART for each day you want to book and when done, select VIEW CART to select the times for each day. Call (716) 626-6301 or email us here to ask us about discounts for 10 and 50 session purchases.

Due to machine maintenance, Spine Force appointment scheduling will resume on November 16, 2015. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Body Parts Treated

Hand & Wrist

Elbow

TMJD

Migrane & Face

Shoulder

Neck & Upper Back

Low Back & Sacroiliac

Hip

Knee

Foot & Ankle

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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis: Understand it and Beat it! February 23, 2015 - The typical lumbar spinal stenosis patient has difficulty with walking, standing and occasionally reaching overhead. You are not doomed to a life of leg pain and weakness. We can guide you through a progression of non-surgical options.
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Tue & Thu 8am-4:30pm
Wednesdays 8-11:30am
Saturdays 8-11:30am

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235 S Elmwood Ave #120,
Buffalo, NY

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Foot and Ankle Pain

Foot and Ankle PainThe foot and ankle are exposed to stress from a variety of conditions and activities. Plantar Fasciitis and achilles tendonitis  are some of the more common conditions that arise from stress and overuse.  They plague runners and older people with osteoarthritis alike.  The problems in the foot and ankle are frequently ignored at the early stages and can become chronic and difficult to treat by the time the patient seeks medical attention.

Diagnostic Tools:

A thorough examination is conducted on every patient.  Structural deficits, restrictions, as well as muscle weakness and imbalances are identified.  X-rays and state of the art Ultrasound technology are used for diagnosis of structural foot and ankle problems.  Advanced imaging techniques such as MRI can be used for further assessment.

Treatment Tools:

Ultrasound guided injection techniques can relieve ankle joint related pain.  The injections can consist of steroids or Viscosupplementation  products such as Synvisc and Euflexxa.  PRP (platelet rich plasma) through an ultrasound-guided injection is a new, promising technique that seeks to promote joint cartilage regeneration.  PRP Prolotherapy technique is used in advanced cases for rejuvenating and strengthening of the foot arch and ankle joint supporting ligaments.  Prolotherapy injections are used for rejuvenating and strengthening of the foot arch and ankle joint supporting ligaments.

Therapeutic Tools:

Osteopathic Manual Therapy( OMT) is utilized during every physician encounter as needed for correction of foot and ankle joint restrictions.  State of the art personalized one-on-one physical therapy is conducted to address restrictions, correct imbalances and promote strength of the supporting leg muscles.  SpineForce is a revolutionary tool that is used to facilitate rehabilitation and allow for independent exercise during and after the corrective treatment phase.  Private and small exclusive therapeutic Yoga classes are prescribed for further gentle strengthening of the leg muscles.

NOTE:  The Yoga program is typically instituted after completion of the physical therapy and rehabilitation program, but can be used as a first line treatment in cases of poor balance and advanced osteoarthritis.  It is used in conjunction with SpineForce for continued improvement of postural balance, conditioning, and strength.