CHIROPRACTIC IN SOUTH AFRICA
Chiropractic is popular in South Africa and is quickly becoming the local go-to for reliable, cost-effective treatment and therapy. A recent study found that the average age of a South African chiropractic patient is 41.8 years old. This is an indication that countless people ignore their suffering for as long as possible. Chronic conditions and afflictions shouldn’t be left for years before the patient seeks treatment and pain relief. Chiropractic care is not restricted to people over the age of 40 – it has the power to benefit the young and old. Most medical aids in South Africa reimburse patients for chiropractic care. The Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act provides for complete reimbursement of cases treated by registered chiropractors. Chiropractic care is, therefore, one of the most cost-effective forms of treatment for neuromusculoskeletal (nerve, muscle, skeletal) conditions in South Africa.
Chiropractic for Sports & Active Lifestyles
Chiropractic for Sports & Active Lifestyles
Chiropractors can effectively diagnose and treat athletes without the use of drugs or invasive surgical procedures.
Chiropractic for the Workplace
Chiropractic for the Workplace
Chiropractors can treat all aches, pains and strains associated with the workplace.
Chiropractic for Kids
Chiropractic for Kids
Chiropractors can free kids of spinal nerve stress, so that the body’s natural healing potential can function at its best, meaning improved sleep, improved behaviour and an improved immune system.
Chiropractic for the Elderly
Chiropractic for the Elderly
Chiropractic care is a safe and gentle alternative for the treatment of aches and pains associated with ageing.
Chiropractic for General Health & Wellbeing
Chiropractic for General Health & Wellbeing
Chiropractic offers a wide range of benefits for everyone’s greater health and well-being.
Chiropractic for Injury Prevention
Chiropractic for Injury Prevention
A chiropractor can help you reduce your risk of sustaining injuries to your neck and back.