CHIROPRACTIC CARE · TRI-CITIES
Chiropractic care that fits you
Relief for back pain, neck pain, and headaches.
Our chiropractors match the technique to you, from classic hands-on adjustments to gentle low-force options, and work side by side with our physical therapists.
What chiropractic care helps with
- Low back and neck pain
- Sciatica
- Headaches
- Car accident injuries and whiplash
- Work injuries
- Sports injuries
- Shoulder, hip, knee, and other joint pain
- Pregnancy and pediatric care
What to expect
- A full history and exam to find what’s causing your pain
- A clear explanation of what we found and your options
- Treatment matched to you, including gentle options if you prefer
- A plan with goals, and physical therapy or massage added when it will help
- Advice you can use at home on posture, movement, and daily habits
Chiropractic techniques
Not a fan of the “crack”? You don’t have to be. If one style isn’t comfortable, we’ll use another.
Manual adjusting
The classic hands-on adjustment that restores motion to stiff joints in the spine and extremities.
Drop table technique
A table section drops slightly so the adjustment takes less force. Good for disc problems.
Instrument adjusting
A handheld tool delivers a quick, gentle pulse. Ideal for sensitive patients, seniors, and kids.
ArthroStim
Rapid, light pulses focused on a small area for precise, low-impact care.
Soft tissue work (IASTM)
Stainless steel tools break up scar tissue and adhesions that limit movement.
Mobilization
Gentle movement to loosen tight joints and muscles.
Meet our chiropractors
Dr. Robert Perkes, DC
Enjoys tricky diagnoses and extremity work.
Dr. Kenny Wade, DC
Chiropractor
Dr. Jason Boyce, DC
Grew up in Kennewick and loves treating headaches.
Dr. Molly Brose, DC
Special interest in pediatrics and family care.
Referrals and insurance
You don’t need a referral to see one of our chiropractors. Most plans we accept cover chiropractic care. See the insurance plans we accept.
Common questions
What’s the popping sound during an adjustment?
It’s gas releasing from the joint as it moves. It’s harmless, and an adjustment can work without it.
Does an adjustment hurt?
Adjustments shouldn’t hurt. Some people feel mild soreness after their first visit, like after a workout. If a technique isn’t comfortable, tell us and we’ll use another.
Should I see a chiropractor or a physical therapist?
You don’t have to choose. Our chiropractors and physical therapists share your plan and work in the same clinics.
Ready to feel better?
Request a visit online and our team will call you to schedule.
Pasco (509) 380-5825 · Kennewick / Richland (509) 396-3980