YOU MUST WANT A HEALTHIER LIFE!

Life and Health Chiropractic and Massage Centre is made up of a team of professionals dedicated to providing the best quality healthcare in a responsive and caring environment.

Allow us to help you in your quest to become more healthy and more happy.

DR. MOSS' PRACTICE PHILOSOPHY

Research shows that life has all of us under tremendous daily stresses that can impact our health on many levels. Typically, as we lose our adaptive and recovery capacities to these stresses, we correspondingly lose our health...developing pain-related conditions. To recover our health, we must first restore the functional integrity of our body, beginning with our core, which is our spine. We then must support this recovery with a healthier lifestyle of proper rest, proper nutrition and proper exercise...ideally in that order.

EFFECTIVE TREATMENT

Dr. Moss specializes in the treatment of headache and back-related conditions, both acute pain care and the recovery care of chronic conditions, utilizing an integrated approach of chiropractic, massage and exercise rehabilitation.

Dr. Moss' care is a non-aggressive, low-force treatment that allows adjustments to be made without twisting or rotating a patient's neck or back. Patients rest comfortably on their stomach during treatment.

LASTING RESULTS

Whichever you choose, our objective is to be successful in helping you. Simply and effectively, our programs offer support for your back and nerve system, and for improving your sleep, your nutrition and your exercise needs.

Call our office to schedule a FREE, no-obligation professional consultation.

Serving you:

James D. Moss, DC

Dr. Moss has been a licensed chiropractic physician since 1987. He attended California State University-Northridge and is a 1987 graduate of Palmer Chiropract College-West. He is currently enrolled in a National Rehabilitation Board Certification Program and a Science-based Wellness Practitioner Certification Program. He practiced in Southern California for 11 years before moving to the Northwest in 1998.