Neck Pain
Stiffness, soreness, or discomfort when turning your head.
Explore neck painBack discomfort that gets in the way of work, rest, or movement.
Back pain may feel like a dull ache, a sharp pain, or stiffness. It can start after an activity or develop gradually. Many different tissues and health conditions can contribute; the location of pain alone does not establish a diagnosis.
Muscle strains, joint changes, and disc or nerve problems are among the possible causes. Persistent pain, pain after injury, or symptoms extending into a leg deserve an individualized evaluation rather than a generic exercise or treatment plan.
At One Life, a consultation and examination help Dr. Jon understand your spinal concerns and goals. He can explain whether his upper cervical approach is a fit, discuss appropriate movement recommendations, or recommend another provider. Back pain does not automatically mean the cause is in the upper neck.
Explore our upper cervical approachSeek emergency care for new loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness around the groin, or significant new leg weakness. Back pain after major trauma or with fever needs prompt medical evaluation.
This is not a complete list of warning signs. If you think you may be experiencing an emergency, call 911 rather than wait for an office appointment.
Educational information, not a diagnosis or individualized medical advice. Care recommendations and results vary. Discuss treatment risks, benefits, and alternatives with your provider.
MedlinePlus: Back painTell us about your health, your concerns, and what you want to get back to doing.
Your history and a specific examination help us understand your needs and whether we’re a good fit.
Understand your findings and the next steps in a care plan built around you.
No. Duration, examination findings, other health conditions, and nerve symptoms influence the next steps. Care should be tailored to the person, not just the symptom.
Not everyone with back pain needs imaging. Your clinician considers your history, examination, and warning signs before recommending it.
Stiffness, soreness, or discomfort when turning your head.
Explore neck painPain, tingling, or numbness traveling from the back into a leg.
Explore sciaticaHip, groin, or outer-hip discomfort with walking or rest.
Explore hip pain & alignmentLet’s start with a conversation about your health and your goals.