Health First Chiropractic Seattle
Health First Chiropractic is a Blair Upper Cervical chiropractic office on E Madison St in Seattle, led by Dr. Michael Lenarz, D.C. Dr. Lenarz has practiced upper cervical chiropractic for over 37 years, sits on the board of directors of the Blair Upper Cervical Society, and is a Blair Advanced Certified Instructor who trains other Blair doctors. Care starts with a consultation and history, followed by specialized upper cervical imaging and a gentle by-hand correction calculated from that imaging, with no cracking or twisting. The practice sees patients for migraines, vertigo, neck pain and whiplash, sciatica, post-concussion syndrome, tinnitus, TMJ, and fibromyalgia.
Services
Blair upper cervical chiropractic
Migraine and chronic headache care
Vertigo and meniere's disease care
Neck pain and whiplash care
Sciatica and low back pain care
Why choose us?
Location & hours
1420 E Madison St #1, Seattle, WA 98122, USA
FAQs
What is the Blair Upper Cervical technique?
Blair is an upper cervical chiropractic method focused on the atlas and axis, the top two bones in the neck, where they sit at the brainstem. The correction is calculated from imaging of your own anatomy, so no two patients receive the same adjustment.
Does the adjustment involve cracking or twisting?
No. Health First Chiropractic states there is no cracking, twisting, or popping. The correction is gentle and delivered by hand, and you rest afterward so the nervous system can settle.
What conditions do you see patients for?
Migraines and chronic headaches, vertigo and Meniere's disease, neck pain and whiplash, sciatica and low back pain, post-concussion syndrome, tinnitus and ear symptoms, TMJ, and fibromyalgia.
Who will I see at the Seattle office?
Dr. Michael Lenarz, D.C., who has practiced Blair Upper Cervical chiropractic for more than 37 years. He is a Blair Advanced Certified Instructor, sits on the Blair Upper Cervical Society board of directors, and is the author of The Chiropractic Way.
What happens on the first visit?
The visit starts with a consultation covering your symptom history, past injuries, and previous treatments. That is followed by specialized upper cervical X-rays that map your atlas and axis before any correction is made.
How many visits will I need?
The practice states its goal is fewer visits rather than more, with follow-up imaging around 4 to 8 weeks to confirm the correction is holding. The exact plan depends on your case.
Where is the Seattle office and how do I book?
The office is at 1420 E Madison St, Suite 1, Seattle, WA 98122, in the Capitol Hill area. You can call (206) 327-9328 or book online.