Tesni Stefanato, DC

Passive topical modality therapy to help reduce pain and inflammation.

The Chiropractic Adjustment will be used to treat all musculoskeletal conditions whether spinal or extra spinal. Dependent on the severity of injury different techniques will be utilized. The adjustment moves bones with a high velocity low amplitude force for the purpose of restoring proper joint biomechanics, provide structural alignment, decrease pain (nociception), increasing mobility, and increase overall physical performance. Frequency is dependent on the treatment plan provided by Dr. Justin Stachowich to the patient.

Assessment for individuals suffering from Post Concussion Syndrome

Concussion follow-up appointment are booked after a concussion assessment has been completed.

Comprehensive foot and lower leg examination that focuses on the biomechanics of the knee, ankle and foot and how orthotics can be beneficial. This will done using a foot impression or 3D pressure plate gait analysis

Initial chiropractic examinations range from 30-60 minutes in length, dependent on the severity of musculoskeletal conditions. This includes neurological and orthopaedic testing to properly assess and diagnose any musculoskeletal and/or neurological disorders. Results from the examination will be discussed at the next subsequent visit with the patient in regards to treatment or referral.

Filling out medical or insurance forms for care plan or patient condition

TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) is the world's leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing. For over twenty years, TPI has gathered the world’s largest technical database of the game’s top Tour professionals as well as every-day golfers. TPI collects 3D motion capture, force, pressure, launch monitor, strength, power, and movement data on every player that visits the TPI campus. Using this data, TPI discovered how a properly functioning body allows a player to swing a golf club in the most efficient way possible. Conversely, TPI determined how physical limitations in a player’s body can adversely affect the golf swing and potentially lead to injury. This relationship is what TPI calls The Body-Swing Connection and is the foundation of all professional Certification courses offered by TPI. If you don’t assess, it’s just a guess. To achieve an efficient swing, a golfer must first be screened. A proper screen involves an assessment of swing mechanics, biomechanics, physical fitness, movement quality, current health, and injury history. The TPI movement screen is a simple test to quickly evaluate a player’s physical capabilities. The results of that assessment are used to determine how technical elements of the player’s swing could be related to what their body can or cannot do. Once this screen is finished, the results are used to create a plan unique for that golfer. The plan may include fitness training, physical therapy and treatment, coaching of swing mechanics and biomechanics, nutrition, mental strategy or all of the above.