Yes. Our Concord clinic at 1390 Willow Pass Road, Suite 190 specializes in neck pain treatment for patients throughout Concord and nearby areas like Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek. Whether your pain came on suddenly or has been building for years, we use spinal thermography, full-spine digital X-rays, and hands-on evaluation to find the structural cause and correct it.

To get started, you can book online at interochiropractic.com or call us directly at (925) 448-9418. 

We offer a comprehensive, diagnostics-first approach to neck pain that begins with a full health history, spinal thermography, and digital full-spine X-rays. After reviewing your results, we build a personalized care plan that may include precise cervical chiropractic adjustments, postural correction exercises, soft tissue work, and structural support tools depending on your findings.

We treat the most common causes of neck pain including cervical misalignments, loss of natural neck curvature from screen use, shoulder joint dysfunction, and neck hump. Progress is tracked throughout your care so we can measure what is changing and adjust your plan accordingly.

Yes. Headaches that originate from tension and nerve irritation in the neck, are one of the most common complaints we see from neck pain patients at our Concord clinic. When the cervical vertebrae are misaligned or the natural curve of the neck is lost, the resulting nerve pressure and muscle strain can trigger frequent headaches, particularly at the base of the skull.

By correcting the underlying cervical structure through targeted adjustments and postural rehabilitation, many of our patients see a significant reduction in both headache frequency and intensity. Several patients report that resolving their neck issues essentially eliminated the headaches that had been affecting them for years.

Yes. Post-accident neck pain, commonly referred to as whiplash, is one of the conditions we are well equipped to treat at our Concord location. The sudden force of a collision can cause cervical misalignments, disc compression, and soft tissue damage that may not produce full symptoms until days after the accident.

We are in-network with personal injury cases, making it straightforward for patients dealing with accident-related injuries to receive care. Our diagnostic process using full-spine X-rays and spinal thermography is particularly valuable after an accident, as it allows us to identify structural damage that standard imaging may miss and build a recovery plan based on objective findings.

Before any treatment begins, we complete a thorough diagnostic process that includes a full health history intake, spinal thermography to detect nerve irritation and inflammation, full-spine digital X-rays to assess the structure and alignment of your cervical spine, and a hands-on physical evaluation.

All of this information is reviewed in detail before your care plan is built. At your diagnostic review appointment, we walk you through exactly what we found, what is causing your neck pain, and what a realistic path to correction looks like. Most patients tell us this is the first time anyone has clearly explained the actual source of their pain.