Based on the information from the website, The Back Pain Project is a specialized program designed to treat chronic lower back pain that has not responded to conventional medical treatments. It is an extension of Core Health Darien, a chiropractic office located in Darien, CT.
Key aspects of the project include:
Target Audience: It specifically helps patients who have “failed” other interventions, such as surgery, traditional physical therapy, or standard chiropractic care.
Treatment Philosophy: The program distinguishes itself from general chiropractic care by offering a wider range of non-chiropractic, cutting-edge therapies. The goal is to provide lasting relief and improve quality of life (better sleep, less pain, and increased activity).
Therapeutic Modalities: They use a combination of several different treatments during each visit, including:
Active Release Technique (ART) and Graston Technique
Program Structure: The typical program lasts about 12 weeks and requires two visits per week.
Patient Involvement: Success is heavily dependent on the patient’s willingness to perform prescribed home exercises to prevent relapses and manage chronic conditions long-term.
The project is led by Dr. McKay and serves the Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, and Stamford areas.
ABOUT THE BACK PAIN PROJECT
The Back Project is an extension of Core Health Darien which is primarily a chiropractic office. The chiropractic connection leads to confusion in some people’s minds that chiropractic care is all alike. The distinction between Core Health Darien and The Back Pain Project is that there is more non-chiropractic therapy offered by the Back Pain Project. The goal of The Back Pain Project is to offer lasting relief to people who suffer from chronic lower back pain.
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