Conditions We Treat at Move RX in Kelowna
Move RX is a performance and rehab clinic on Lakeshore Road in Kelowna for active adults, athletes, former athletes and anyone getting back to activity. Our team offers chiropractic care, shockwave therapy, kinesiology, manual osteopathic therapy and registered massage therapy. Below are the problems people most often book with us for, grouped by body area and activity, with the services that commonly help and where to read more.
Every plan starts with an assessment and is built around you, so this list is a guide, not a diagnosis. You can book with any of our practitioners first. We coordinate care as a team, so if another service at Move RX would suit you better, we'll tell you.
Back and neck
Low back pain, sciatica and disc injuries. Back pain after lifting, golf or a long day at a desk is one of the most common reasons people book. Care usually combines hands-on treatment with exercise you can progress, and often you don't have to stop training altogether. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, kinesiology, massage therapy. Read: Low Back Pain: Rest or Keep Moving? · Why Golfers Get Low Back Pain · The Role of Chiropractic Care in Managing Disc Injuries · Save Your Back From the Snow
Neck pain and postural tension. Stiffness from desk work, screens or repetitive tasks. We look at how you sit, train and sleep, not just where it hurts. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, massage therapy, manual osteopathic therapy. Read: 4 Simple Ways to Enhance Posture at Work or School · Pillow Recommendations for Chronic Neck Pain
Whiplash and car-accident injuries. We accept ICBC claims and you don't need pre-approval to start. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, kinesiology, massage therapy, manual osteopathic therapy. See: Direct billing and ICBC
Head and jaw
Tension headaches. Often linked with neck and upper-back tension. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, manual osteopathic therapy, massage therapy. Read: How to Manage Your Headache
TMJ and jaw pain. Commonly seen in: manual osteopathic therapy, chiropractic, massage therapy.
Vertigo and post-concussion symptoms. These need a careful assessment first. If you've had a recent head injury or your symptoms are getting worse, see a physician or seek urgent care before booking. Commonly seen in: chiropractic and manual osteopathic therapy, as part of a care plan. Read: Understanding and Recovering from a Concussion
Shoulder and elbow
Shoulder pain and rotator cuff problems. Common in lifters, swimmers, golfers and anyone who works overhead. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, massage therapy. Read: A Chiropractor's Guide to Shoulder Mechanics
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). A slow, stiff shoulder that hasn't loosened up. Shockwave is one option we may discuss alongside movement work. Commonly seen in: shockwave therapy, chiropractic.
Tennis and golfer's elbow. Persistent tendon pain on the outside or inside of the elbow. Commonly seen in: shockwave therapy, massage therapy, chiropractic.
Hip and knee
Hip and knee pain related to training or overuse. Including running and lifting-related pain. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, massage therapy, kinesiology.
Patellar tendon pain (jumper's knee) and bursitis. Commonly seen in: shockwave therapy, chiropractic.
Arthritis-related joint pain. Care focuses on keeping you moving and building strength around the joint. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, massage therapy, manual osteopathic therapy.
Foot and ankle
Plantar fasciitis and heel pain. Often worst with the first steps in the morning. Commonly seen in: shockwave therapy, chiropractic, massage therapy. Read: Plantar Fasciitis vs Plantar Aponeurosis
Achilles tendon pain. Commonly seen in: shockwave therapy, chiropractic.
Sport, training and return to activity
Sports injuries, strains and sprains. From the gym, the trails, the course or the slopes. Commonly seen in: chiropractic and kinesiology. Read: Navigating the Road to Recovery · Returning to Competition After an Injury · How to Avoid Common Hiking Injuries
Lifting technique and pain in the weight room. When certain lifts or positions keep hurting. Commonly seen in: kinesiology, chiropractic. Read: Why Posture in the Weight Room Matters
Old injuries that "never fully healed" and persistent tendon pain. We look at why things haven't settled and build a plan you can progress. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, shockwave therapy, manual osteopathic therapy.
Before and after surgery. Exercise-based rehab and massage as part of your recovery, in line with your surgeon's guidance. Commonly seen in: kinesiology, massage therapy.
Muscle tension and recovery from training. Commonly seen in: massage therapy.
Pregnancy, postpartum and women's health
Pregnancy-related back and pelvic girdle pain. Commonly seen in: chiropractic and massage therapy, including prenatal massage. (Shockwave isn't used during pregnancy.)
Returning to exercise after pregnancy, including diastasis recti and core rehab. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, kinesiology. Read: What is Diastasis Recti?
C-section scar sensitivity, pelvic floor concerns and painful periods. Shockwave therapy is one option we may discuss, alongside rehab and care from your physician or OB-GYN. See: Women's Health at Move RX
Work and everyday life
Work-related and repetitive strain injuries. Commonly seen in: chiropractic, kinesiology, massage therapy.
Balance and fall prevention. Commonly seen in: kinesiology.
Don't see your concern?
Call us at 250-717-8445 and we'll tell you whether Move RX is a good place to start. If we think you need imaging, a physician or a service we don't offer, we'll tell you that too. Move RX does not currently offer physiotherapy.
Questions people ask
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Whoever fits what you're looking for. You can book directly with any of our practitioners. Our team coordinates care, so if someone else at Move RX would be a better fit, we'll refer you within the clinic. Not sure? Call us at 250-717-8445.
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You don't need a referral to see a chiropractor in B.C. or to book manual osteopathic therapy at Move RX. Some insurance plans need a doctor's note to cover massage therapy, so check with your provider.
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Not always. Where it's safe, we'll look at how to modify your training so you can keep moving while you recover.
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We direct bill most extended health plans and accept ICBC claims. Direct billing details →
Not sure where to start?
Book with any of our practitioners, or call 250-717-8445. #200 - 3275 Lakeshore Road, Kelowna.