Chiropractic care
Everyday aches and stiffness can slow you down, and that’s frustrating. Chiropractic care can help you get back to moving comfortably, easing discomfort in your back, neck, joints and muscles.
Our goal is simple: help your body work the way it’s meant to, so you can feel stronger, steadier and more like yourself.
Services
Head-to-toe relief
Pain doesn’t just live in your back. Chiropractic care can help wherever you feel discomfort — shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, feet and ankles.
Here’s how we support you:
- Reduce pain and stiffness in your back, neck, muscles and joints
- Manage nerve pain, headaches and peripheral neuropathy
- Support sports, work or auto accident recovery
- Help with side effects from cancer treatment, including neuropathy, fatigue and nausea
- Treat common conditions like arthritis, plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff injuries and carpal tunnel
Healing your way
Your body is unique, and your care should be too. At HonorHealth Orthopedics – Shea, we tailor treatments to your needs using:
- Manual adjustments and rehabilitative exercises
- Acupuncture
- Class IV laser therapy — painless, noninvasive relief for pain, swelling and range of motion
- Impulse IQ® — gentle, instrument-based adjustments for those who prefer a lighter touch
We also teach stretching, strengthening and posture strategies — from your desk to your bed — so you can protect your progress long after your visit.
Boosting your recovery
Chiropractic care works with your medical care, including surgery or ongoing treatments. It can help ease discomfort, improve mobility and support your body’s natural healing — so you can feel more comfortable, confident and ready to do what you love.
Meet your team
Charles A. McDonald, DC, is a graduate of the National University of Health Sciences and the first ever chiropractor for HonorHealth. He has been in practice since 1981 and has extensive experience treating patients with everyday aches and pains, injuries, oncology patients, elderly, post-surgical joint replacements, and peripheral neuropathy.