Blake Chiropractic & Rehabilitation

Blake Chiropractic & Rehab is your first choice for complete chiropractic services. Whether you are in need of sports injury treatments or a deep tissue massage, we offer the services you need. Our chiropractor puts a lot of emphasis on natural methods of healing and the biomechanics of the body. We are proud to provide a state-of-the-art facility for the highest quality chiropractic care available.

If you live in Harrisburg, PA and you've been injured in an auto collision, Blake Chiropractic & Rehabilitation is here to help. We've worked with many patients who have been injured in a car crash and we can probably help you, too. During a crash, your body is exposed to violent forces that can injure the delicate anatomical structures of your body.

Some patients develop chronic, widespread pain after an auto injury. Decades ago, people with these symptoms were thought to be exaggerating or faking their injuries. But now we know that there are actual changes that occur in the brain and nervous system that are at the root of some chronic pain. During a crash, the tissues of your spine can be stretched or torn.

With all of the auto injury patients we've treated in our Harrisburg, PA office, we've seen many folks suffering from chronic pain caused by an old collision. In fact, research shows that a significant percentage of rear-end collisions result in pain and disability even ten years after the crash.

Our goal at Blake Chiropractic & Rehabilitation is to help you avoid developing chronic pain by quickly restoring the natural function of your spine soon after a crash.The most common causes of chronic pain are the reduced mobility of your spine and the development of scar tissue in your spine.

Auto injuries are an expensive and painful problem around the world. Experts estimate that we spend over $30 billion per year in treating the pain and disability that can result from a rear-end crash. We see many of these cases each year in our Harrisburg, PA office. Most people don't realize that many of these types of injuries can be prevented by properly adjusting your head restraint.