The clinic uses a hybrid model that combines chiropractic adjustments, sports medicine, functional rehabilitation, soft-tissue therapies, movement education, and patient empowerment. Instead of focusing only on short-term pain relief, care is designed to help patients understand how they move, improve strength and mobility, and build practical tools for long-term function.

Care may be helpful for athletes, active adults, people recovering from car accidents, workers with physical jobs, parents, and patients dealing with recurring pain or movement limitations. Common reasons patients seek care include neck pain and back pain, headaches, sciatica, joint pain, sports injuries, soft-tissue injuries, and reduced mobility.

Yes. The clinic treats sports injuries and activity-related injuries involving muscles, joints, mobility, strength, and movement mechanics. Care may include injury assessment, pain management, restoring joint function, rehabilitation exercises, strengthening, injury prevention guidance, and collaborative care when needed.

Chiropractic care may help with neck pain and back pain when symptoms are related to joint restriction, muscle tension, disc-related irritation, sciatica, posture, whiplash-type injuries, or movement limitations. Treatment may include chiropractic adjustments, mobility work, soft-tissue therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and education based on the patient’s exam findings and goals.

Exercise rehabilitation helps patients rebuild strength, improve mobility, restore function, and support recovery after pain or injury. Rehab may be used for sports injuries, car accident injuries, chronic pain, postural issues, mobility restrictions, and return-to-activity goals.

A first visit typically includes a review of symptoms, health history, movement limitations, goals, and a physical assessment. Depending on the concern, the provider may evaluate joint motion, soft-tissue irritation, strength, coordination, mobility, and functional movement. This helps determine whether the patient may benefit from chiropractic care, manual therapy, rehabilitation, or another treatment approach.

Yes. The clinic provides car accident injury care for symptoms such as neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, headaches, whiplash-type injuries, sprains, strains, soft-tissue injuries, and pain that travels into the arms or legs. Evaluations may include orthopedic testing, neurologic testing, and functional assessments to better understand the injury and limitations.

After a car accident, symptoms may include neck pain, back pain, headaches, shoulder pain, jaw pain or TMJ-related symptoms, stiffness, muscle soreness, numbness, tingling, or pain into the arms or legs. Symptoms can develop later, so an evaluation may be helpful if pain, stiffness, or mobility problems appear after a crash.

Yes. Care may include spinal adjustments, extremity manipulation, soft-tissue therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and movement education. Treatment may address the spine as well as the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, knees, ankles, and feet.

Motus Sport & Spine is located in Bonney Lake, Washington, and serves patients from Bonney Lake, Lake Tapps, Sumner, and the surrounding area.

Patients can contact the clinic directly or use the website form to request an appointment. You can call Motus Sport & Spine at (253) 948-2757 or visit the contact page to get started.