Positive Movement Spine, Sport & Rehab

About Positive Movement Spine, Sport & Rehab

Positive Movement Spine, Sport & Rehab is a chiropractic and rehabilitation practice in Hanover, Maryland. The clinic presents itself as a smaller, appointment-only office that focuses on comfortable, compassionate, and educational care rather than pre-set treatment plans. Its website emphasizes an evidence-guided and individualized approach, with care built around each person’s goals, whether that means getting through the workday with less pain, returning to exercise, improving performance in sport, or resuming everyday activities more comfortably. The practice states that it does not require treatment packages, mandatory visit schedules, or routine x-rays. Instead, it combines assessment, hands-on care, rehabilitation, movement retraining, soft tissue work, and ergonomic changes based on the needs of the individual.

The site features Dr. Stephen Knoyer and Dr. Kate Bodenberg, both Doctors of Chiropractic licensed in Maryland and graduates of New York Chiropractic College. Dr. Knoyer’s background includes Veterans Affairs clinical training and experience in multidisciplinary settings involving specialties such as orthopedics, neurology, physical therapy, podiatry, dermatology, and primary care. His listed certifications and interests include sports chiropractic, dry needling, Graston, and movement-based care. Dr. Bodenberg is also described as an evidence-guided provider with clinical experience in Veterans Affairs settings, and the site highlights her work in rehabilitation, dry needling, strength training, movement assessment, and personal injury care. Services listed on the website include manual therapy, dry needling, Graston, sports medicine, rehabilitation, and performance evaluation. The clinic also states that it treats a range of complaints and injuries including migraines and tension headaches, neck pain, low back pain, disc herniation, sciatica, shoulder problems, carpal tunnel, knee tendon issues, ankle pain, sprains, and strains.

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