Combining ProAdjuster® Chiropractic Care with Physiotherapy for Faster Results

by | Oct 7, 2026 | Physiotherapy | 0 comments

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One of the questions we hear often at Paramount Family Chiropractic is whether patients should choose chiropractic care or physiotherapy. For many conditions, the better question is: why not both? Combining ProAdjuster® adjustments with physiotherapy addresses two different — and complementary — pieces of the recovery puzzle.

Two Different Approaches, One Goal

ProAdjuster® technology delivers precise, computer-guided chiropractic adjustments without the manual cracking or twisting associated with traditional adjustments, focused on improving joint alignment and mobility. Physiotherapy takes a broader approach, addressing muscle strength, movement patterns, and functional rehabilitation. Together, they address both the mechanical joint issue and the muscular support system around it.

Why This Combination Works So Well

Consider a stiff, misaligned joint surrounded by weak, deconditioned muscles — a common pattern behind chronic back and neck pain. Adjustments can restore better joint mechanics, but without strengthening the surrounding muscles, the same restriction often returns. Physiotherapy builds the strength and movement control needed to maintain what the adjustment achieves, and vice versa: a physiotherapy program is often more effective once a mechanical restriction has been addressed.

What Combined Care Looks Like at Our Clinic

Because both services are offered under one roof at Paramount Family Chiropractic, your care isn’t split between separate clinics with separate records and separate providers who’ve never spoken to each other. Dr. Cherubini, Dr. Morris, and our physiotherapy team can coordinate your treatment plan directly, adjusting the balance between adjustments and physiotherapy based on how you’re progressing.

Is Combined Care Right for You?

Not every patient needs both — some conditions respond well to physiotherapy alone, others to chiropractic care alone. Your assessment will help determine the right starting point, with the option to add the other service if it becomes clear you’d benefit.

Curious About Combined Care?

Learn more about our physiotherapy services or book an assessment with our Hamilton clinic to find out which approach — or combination — is right for you.

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