The Chiropractic Doctors, chiropractor in Grand Rapids, MI
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Serving Wyoming, Michigan

Chiropractor for Wyoming, MI

Wyoming patients reach The Chiropractic Doctors with one road: 28th Street. Our office at 5747 28th Street SE is about 8.7 miles east of Wyoming City Hall, roughly 17 minutes by car, with free parking at the door.

Dr. Matthew Phinney, Dr. Drew Bailey and Dr. Alec Papes treat whiplash, vertigo, shoulder pain, sciatica, disc injuries and scoliosis for families and workers from Wyoming, Godwin Heights and the Rogers Plaza area.

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WYOMING, MI PATIENTS

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Getting Here From Wyoming

Directions from Wyoming to Our 28th Street Office

From Wyoming City Hall or Rogers Plaza, head east on 28th Street. Cross US-131, then Division Avenue, where 28th Street SW becomes 28th Street SE, and continue east past Woodland Mall. About 3.6 miles past the mall, our office is on 28th Street SE between Kraft Avenue and Cascade Road. Parking is free, directly in front of the building.

Coming from the south side of Wyoming, take US-131 north to the 28th Street exit and head east. Plan on about 17 minutes from City Hall and a little over 20 from south Wyoming outside rush hour.

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What Wyoming Patients See Us For

Conditions We Treat for Wyoming, MI

Whiplash Treatment for Wyoming Drivers

The 28th Street and US-131 corridor through Wyoming carries heavy traffic, and rear-end collisions are the classic cause of whiplash. Neck stiffness, headaches and shoulder tightness often show up a day or two after the crash, not at the scene. We examine the neck, take X-rays when they are needed, and document findings for your Michigan auto (PIP) claim. Care combines gentle adjustments, soft tissue work and rehabilitation exercises.

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Chiropractor for Vertigo in Wyoming, MI

Room-spinning dizziness when you roll over in bed or look up often comes from BPPV, a shift of tiny crystals in the inner ear. Constant, foggy unsteadiness that gets worse when you turn your head can come from the upper neck instead. The first visit sorts out which one you have, using balance, eye movement and neck tests. BPPV is treated with gentle repositioning maneuvers such as the Epley maneuver; neck-related dizziness is treated with upper cervical care and home exercises.

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Shoulder Pain Treatment for Wyoming Patients

Shoulder pain from warehouse and production work, overhead lifting, or weekend golf usually involves the rotator cuff, the joint capsule, or pain referred from the neck. We check all three. Treatment can include soft tissue therapy, Class IV laser therapy and a rehabilitation program to rebuild strength and range of motion, so you can lift and reach without a pinch.

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Sciatica Treatment for Wyoming, MI

Sciatica is pain, tingling or numbness that travels from the low back down the leg. It usually means a nerve root is irritated by a bulging disc, a tight piriformis muscle, or narrowing in the spine. Long drives and long shifts on your feet can both flare it. We find where the nerve is being pinched and use non-surgical spinal decompression, adjustments and targeted rehab to take pressure off it.

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Disc Injury Treatment Near Wyoming

A bulging or herniated disc can cause sharp low back or neck pain, and pain that spreads into an arm or leg. Spinal decompression gently separates the vertebrae to reduce pressure on the disc, and Class IV laser therapy supports the surrounding tissue. Every disc case starts with an exam so we know which level is involved and whether decompression is a good fit.

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Chiropractor for Scoliosis in Wyoming, MI

Scoliosis is a sideways curve of the spine of 10 degrees or more on an X-ray. It is often first noticed at a school screening or as uneven shoulders or hips. For adolescents and adults, we measure the curve, track it over time, and use adjustments, rehabilitation exercises and postural correction to help patients move and feel better.

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Your Doctors

Three Chiropractors, One Office

Dr. Matthew Phinney graduated at the top of his class from Palmer College of Chiropractic and once played rugby for the Canadian National team. Dr. Drew Bailey, a 2021 Logan University graduate, and Dr. Alec Papes complete the team. Read more about our doctors or see what patients say in our reviews.

Your First Visit

Answers First

Your first visit is a one-on-one consultation and exam with the doctor to find what is behind your pain, so you leave with answers. The full review of findings and your options usually happens at the follow-up visit. See new patient information for what to bring.

Wyoming, MI Chiropractor FAQ

How far is The Chiropractic Doctors from Wyoming, MI?

Our office at 5747 28th Street SE is about 8.7 miles from Wyoming City Hall, roughly a 17 minute drive straight east on 28th Street. There is free parking directly in front of the building.

Do you treat whiplash after a car accident in Wyoming?

Yes. Whether the crash was on 28th Street, US-131 or a side street, we examine the neck, take X-rays when they are needed, and document findings for your Michigan auto insurance (PIP) claim.

Can a chiropractor help with vertigo?

Often, yes. Positional vertigo (BPPV) is commonly treated with gentle repositioning maneuvers such as the Epley maneuver, and dizziness that starts in the upper neck is treated with cervical care. Your exam tells us which type you have.

What happens at my first visit?

You get a one-on-one consultation and exam with the doctor to find what is behind your pain, so you leave with answers. The full review of findings and your options usually happens at the follow-up visit.

Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?

No referral is needed. You can request a time with the form on this page or call (616) 432-3103.

Which doctors will I see?

Dr. Matthew Phinney, a Palmer College of Chiropractic graduate, leads the practice with Dr. Drew Bailey and Dr. Alec Papes. The team brings 35+ years of combined chiropractic experience.

Wyoming, MI: 17 Minutes Down 28th Street

Request a time online or call the office. Same-week times are often open.

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