What to Expect

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Step One

Understanding what happened to your upper cervical spine is our priority here at Rumsey Spinal Care. It helps us gauge the severity of the cervical subluxation and the number of adjustments you would need to correct your posture. To do that, we need to use X-ray scans and check your nerve health.
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Step Two

After confirming the presence of cervical misalignment, we will perform a more thorough and specific 3D X-ray scan. This allows us to get exact measurements of the C1 and C2 bones and provide you with life-changing cervical adjustments.
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Step Three

The last step involves carrying out the required adjustments and ensuring that you see improvements in your cervical spine posture. It’s a delicate process that requires putting minimal pressure on the affected areas of the neck. This way, your topmost neck bones can shift back to their proper places, and you can experience changes in your health.

Once we complete the procedure, we will recheck the structure using X-rays scans. The results from the scan will allow us to determine whether your bones have shifted back or you need to receive additional adjustments.
Whether you’ve been dealing with chronic pain or neurological symptoms for months or years, you deserve more than just a temporary fix. That is why your consultation with Dr. Anthony Rumsey, D.C. is focused entirely on finding the specific posture alignment issue that is blocking your recovery.

The truth is, most people have no idea they are actually living with this type of misalignment until they visit us. But if you’ve noticed your shoulders sit unevenly, your head naturally tilts, or your symptoms began years after an old head or neck injury, exploring upper cervical care could be the exact answer you've been looking for.

Choose natural, lasting healing today!

No matter how simple or severe your problems are with your health, Upper Cervical Care can help. Schedule your complimentary consultation with our Upper Cervical Chiropractor in Anchorage, Alaska today.

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