Cumberland Valley Chiropractic Clinic.............. a life by designed certified office.........are you living by design?

Why Choose Cumberland Valley Chiropractic?

We believe that each and every individual has the ability to become healthier by having a body free of interference. Our purpose is to evaluate your body and to determine where these nervous system disconnects are. Then to provide safe, gentle, and effective care that will allow your brain-body communication to be restored and remain uninterrupted!!

Why choose us..we are different.

Instead of providing short-term pain relief our purpose is to empower our practice members to take charge of their own health and teach them how to live a healthier lifestyle.

Health Articles

Improvement in Mental Processing and Quality of Life in a 74-year-old under Chiropractic

The Asia Pacific Chiropractic Journal published a case study in April 2023 documenting the self-reported improvement by a 74-year-old patient in a mental processing and a variety of symptoms due to chiropractic. . . .

Bell's Palsy Helped by Chiropractic

A case study published on September 19, 2022, documented the resolution of Bell’s Palsy with chiropractic care. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke defines this condition by saying, "Bell's palsy, also known as idiopathic facial palsy, is a form of temporary facial paralysis . . .

Opioid Usage Reduced with Chiropractic According to Study

A study published on November 3, 2022, in BMC Health Services Research showed that people with chronic pain who were prescribed opioids reduced or eliminated their opioid intake when under chiropractic care as opposed to those not receiving chiropractic. The study was conducted over a six year period . . .

Chiropractic Associated with Opioid Usage Reduction or Discontinued in Patients After Failed Back Surgery

The Journal of the International Academy of Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine published the results of a cohort study showing that chiropractic care was associated with a reduction and/or discontinuation of opioid usage in patients suffering from failed back surgery. . . .