Shoulder Pain Treatment in Orchards, WA

At Vancouver Spinal Care, Dr. Scott Freeman provides comprehensive, non invasive care for patients suffering from shoulder pain across Orchards and greater Vancouver, WA. Shoulder discomfort is often more than a local issue – it may stem from spinal misalignment, soft tissue injury, nerve compression, or repetitive stress. Through personalized chiropractic adjustments, rehabilitative therapy, and movement retraining, we help you eliminate pain, improve shoulder function, and prevent recurring injuries.

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Common Causes of Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can originate from various musculoskeletal or neurological factors. Because the shoulder joint relies on both spinal and muscular stability, dysfunction in the upper back or neck often contributes to the problem. Dr. Freeman uses advanced diagnostics and movement assessments to pinpoint the underlying source of your discomfort.

Common causes include:

By addressing both shoulder and spinal mechanics, we target what truly drives your pain rather than treating only symptoms.

How Chiropractic Care Helps Shoulder Pain

Chiropractic care restores proper joint function and reduces inflammation throughout the shoulder region. Combining spinal and extremity adjustments ensures correct biomechanics, while soft tissue therapy promotes flexibility and healing. Dr. Freeman designs a custom plan based on your occupational, athletic, or daily activity needs.

Your shoulder treatment may include:

Why Choose Vancouver Spinal Care for Shoulder Treatment

Dr. Freeman’s background in chiropractic care and exercise science gives him a deeper understanding of how shoulder injuries connect to spinal health and overall movement patterns. Rather than simply treating the painful area, he looks at the full picture — identifying the root cause and creating a care plan designed to restore natural joint motion, reduce pain, and get you back to doing what you love.

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What Our Patients Are Saying

FAQ's for Shoulder Pain Treatment

What causes shoulder pain besides an injury?

Poor posture, overuse, and spinal misalignment can all strain the shoulder joint, leading to inflammation and chronic pain even without direct trauma.
Yes, chiropractic adjustments help restore joint alignment, relieve nerve pressure, and correct biomechanical dysfunctions that contribute to shoulder pain.
Sometimes – Dr. Freeman may recommend imaging if symptoms suggest structural damage or degeneration requiring closer evaluation.
Yes. Chiropractic and rehabilitative therapy can reduce pain, improve range of motion, and support recovery from partial tears or post-surgical stiffness.
Recovery time depends on severity – mild strains may improve in a few visits, while chronic or post injury cases typically require several weeks of consistent treatment.