What types of problems does Gulf Coast Sport and Spine say it treats?

Gulf Coast Sport & Spine – Chiropractor in Metairie, Louisiana 70006

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The clinic states it treats neuromusculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries, commonly involving the neck, mid back, lower back, shoulders, and hips. It also lists concerns such as headaches, sciatica, pinched nerve symptoms (including numbness or tingling), TMJ, scoliosis, joint stiffness, and injuries related to sports, auto accidents, whiplash, and slip and fall events.

Services listed include chiropractic adjustments for the spine and extremities, electrotherapy, ultrasound, functional taping, stretching and strengthening protocols, myofascial release techniques, nutritional counseling, rehabilitation care (including pre and post operative), spinal and postural evaluations, wellness or maintenance care, pediatric chiropractic care, and prenatal chiropractic care.

The clinic states it welcomes a broad age range from infants through older adults and includes pregnancy care. It also notes it sees a variety of patients such as people who sit for long periods, athletes, students, and families.

The site states Dr. Michael LeBourgeois, DC earned a kinesiology degree from LSU and completed his chiropractic doctorate at Parker University in 2013, along with additional degrees in anatomy and in health and wellness. It lists training in multiple adjusting techniques, and notes that for patients who prefer a gentler approach he can use instrument-assisted tools such as Activator and an impulse-style adjusting instrument. The site also describes the use of myofascial release, functional taping, and nutrition within treatment plans, and notes experience related to post-operative rehab and neuromuscular re-education.

The website has a Request An Appointment page that asks patients to choose whether they are a new or established patient to view the calendar. The Patient Forms page asks new patients to complete the New Patient Intake Form before their initial appointment.

Yes. The website includes an opt-in form for text message updates related to appointments, including reminders and scheduling messages. It also notes that message frequency can vary (with an average of about one to two messages per month) and that patients can reply STOP to unsubscribe or HELP for assistance, and that message and data rates may apply.

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