MATAWAN, N.J., Sept. 2, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Old Bridge Spine and Wellness Center announced that the practice is opening a new location at Rt. 516 in Old Bridge. The new location will be in partnership with the popular gym chain Club Metro USA. The Center provides pain management and injury rehabilitation services. By partnering with Club Metro USA, patients will have access to state-of-the-art training equipment for rebuilding muscle and core strength during injury recovery. The new chiropractic care center will open in September 2012.
The injury rehabilitation and pain management center is partnering with Club Metro USA to add a new location.
"Our new location allows us to expand our services," said Old Bridge chiropractor Dr. Bufano. "Many of our existing patients may find the Rt. 516 location to be more convenient. Additionally, through our partnership with Club Metro USA, we will be able to provide an enhanced level of service. We are excited to expand our injury rehabilitation program to take advantage of the club's training equipment."
The wellness center currently provides pain management for back, neck and extremity pain. Injury rehabilitation care is available for car accident injury and personal injury patients. The practice also incorporates physical therapy and massage therapy into treatment plans.
"All of our services will be available at the new location," said physical therapist Dr. Daniel Neissany. "Our chiropractors will continue working closely with me to provide quality care. Whether a patient is suffering from back pain or struggling with neck pain following an accident, we recognize that each patient faces unique challenges. Our new location allows us to provide enhanced rehabilitation services."
According to the chiropractors, one of the most effective treatment options is a combination of chiropractic care with deep tissue laser therapy. These non-invasive treatments address both the underlying mechanical misalignment while also stimulating healing and natural pain relief.
Many patients choose laser therapy as an alternative to surgical care for sports injuries, tendonitis, sprains, strains, arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. This integrative approach to care reflects the practice's whole body care philosophy.
"Patients choose our practice because we don't just relieve pain or cover up symptoms; we correct the underlying health problem," said Dr. Glickman. "Our chiropractor will create custom treatment programs tailored to each patient. We believe in whole body wellness – our goal is to relieve pain, promote healing and enhance overall well being."
Old Bridge Spine and Wellness Center also provides orthopedic care for treating musculoskeletal injuries. Patients may learn more about the practice's services by visiting http://www.oldbridgespine.com.
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