Butler Family Chiropractic PC

At Butler Family Chiropractic, we are dedicated to providing exceptional chiropractic care to the residents of Butler and surrounding areas. Our commitment is to deliver top-notch service that not only addresses your immediate health concerns but also sets you on the path to long-term wellness. We understand that each individual's health journey is unique, and we tailor our services to meet your specific needs.

Meet Dr. Christopher Olsheski, DC

Our chiropractor, Dr. Christopher Olsheski, DC, is a board-certified professional who has been trained to naturally heal the body by creating balance in the spine and nervous system through the use of chiropractic care. Dr. Olsheski graduated with honors from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, in February 2008. He has been a member of Student Council, ACA, taught radiology, and was a clinical teaching assistant. Dr. Olsheski also contributed to research that is helping to improve x-ray techniques for upper extremity injuries as well as caring for patients with HIV/AIDS. At graduation, he was given the prestigious Clinical Excellence Award, awarded to one student who exhibits the highest degree of experience in the Palmer Clinic.

Our Facility

Our facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a friendly, welcoming environment that ensures you feel comfortable and at ease during your visit. We have designed our facility to cater to all your chiropractic needs, providing you with the best possible care in a convenient and comfortable setting.

Services Offered

We offer a wide range of services designed to address various health concerns and promote overall wellness. These services include:

• Adjustments & Manipulation: Dr. Olsheski is highly trained from Palmer College of Chiropractic in multiple types of adjusting styles. He specializes in KST, Koren Specific Technique, which is a low-force adjustment that uses the FDA-approved ArthroStim instrument.

• Intersegmental Traction: Some forms of traction isolate certain joints to traction or "open up" a joint. This traction can be used to help with areas that have inflammation or degeneration of a joint. The traction can be from a specific table or done by hand for different regions in the spine.

• Muscle Stimulation: This is a kind of therapy that can be called neuromuscular electric stimulation, EMS, or TENS. This therapy is used on certain patients to reduce swelling, muscle spasms, or fatigue a muscle so an adjustment may be more effective.

• Nutrition: Nutrition is a key component in how a body will respond to treatment. Many people need nutritional aids to reach an optimal potential. The office offers Designs for Health, Doterra, Nutrametrix, and more product lines to aid in nutritional needs.

When you are ready to begin your journey to health, make your appointment today!