Conditions Treated Wyandotte MI Silbert Chiropractic and Functional Rehabilitation

Living with pain or discomfort from chiropractic conditions can significantly impact your daily life. At Silbert Chiropractic and Functional Rehabilitation, we understand the challenges these conditions create. Our chiropractor brings 38 years of experience to treat a wide range of conditions through customized care plans. We follow a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of your discomfort, not just the symptoms. As a family-owned practice serving Southeast Michigan since 1990, we've built our reputation on providing comprehensive care that helps patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and enhance their overall wellness. We design each treatment plan around your specific needs and health goals.

Silbert Chiropractic and Functional Rehabilitation provides care when you need it most with flexible scheduling, including evening and same-day emergency appointments, because pain rarely follows a convenient schedule. We accept various insurance plans like BCBS, Medicare, and auto insurance, making chiropractic care accessible to many patients. Our practitioners blend traditional chiropractic techniques with modern functional rehabilitation to create balanced treatment plans that support lasting health improvements. If you're managing chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or seeking preventative care, our team is ready to help you achieve better health and mobility. For personalized treatment of your chiropractic condition, contact us today.

All patients are screened using the FMS (Functional Movement Screen) Evaluation pre- and post-care. Ideally, the FMS would be introduced as a part of a pre-placement or pre-participation examination to determine deficits that may be overlooked during the traditional medical and performance evaluations. Muscle flexibility, strength imbalances, or compensation due to previous injury are all acknowledged as significant risk factors for injury.

In many cases, the FMS will pinpoint these issues that may not be identified in other standard evaluations. The functional movement screen will identify functional deficits related to proprioceptive, mobility, and stability limitations. If these risk factors can be identified and addressed using the FMS, then decreases in injuries and improved performance should follow.

The FMS can also be used to re-screen for feedback every 4-6 weeks or when an improvement is seen in the priority movement pattern. Re-screening provides feedback on the effectiveness of the current program design and provides insight on how and when to move to higher-level progressions or a new priority movement pattern.

The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is a screening tool used to evaluate seven fundamental movement patterns in individuals with no current pain complaint or musculoskeletal injury. The FMS is not intended to diagnose orthopedic problems but rather to demonstrate opportunities for improved movement in individuals.

The screen is designed to place an individual in extreme positions where movement deficits become noticeable if appropriate stability and mobility are not used. Even though individuals are performing an activity or sport at a high level, it has been observed that many of these same individuals are limited in fundamental movement. This leads to the use of compensatory movements in order to achieve or maintain the level of performance needed for the activity.

The inefficient use of compensation during movement will lead to poor biomechanics that limit gains in performance and reduce the body’s ability to remain adaptable and durable against the risks of being involved in the activity or sport.