Dr. Casey Bearden, Nashville’s Top Chiropractor
Health Observations in Hospital
With the exception of the obvious trauma cases I encountered on a daily basis, I noticed that the sick people just kept getting sicker and the hospital/clinical environment I was working in was not conducive to what I considered “True Health care” but more of a perpetual disease care model. I decided after further research that I wanted to be involved with a discipline within health care that was more congruent with my pursuit of being an entrepreneur and a non-drug approach to health restoration. This path invariably took me to investigate the profession of Chiropractic where I discovered a path that led me to where I am today. I knew the first day of school I had chosen correctly and I have never looked back. It continues to be a great experience and I am grateful to have found my true calling in life.
My First Chiropractic Examination
Several years ago I developed a severe low back condition known as a “bulged or herniated disc.” It progressed quickly and the pain I felt at certain times was so piercing that I couldn’t tie my own tennis shoes. I feared my future career and active family life would be at risk if the disability continued. I definitely considered my options, with surgery being the only one presented by the surgeon I saw. I decided against surgery. It just didn’t make sense to me to undergo back surgery without trying other treatments first.
Chiropractic Treatments or Surgery
A friend encouraged me to try some treatments from a chiropractor. I took his advice and went for my very first chiropractic examination. The doctor examined me, took some photos, and then “adjusted” my spine. I anticipated the adjustment would be painful, but it was not. It actually felt good in that it provided some relief. I was able to bend over and utilize my back once again. This experience triggered my interest in studying learning more about how chiropractors help with so many different injuries and chronic conditions. I soon enrolled in chiropractic school. That is how it all started… It is strange how life is. It is hard to believe that my herniated disc treatment resulted in me having the opportunity to help others with back pain, neck pain, headaches, carpel tunnel syndrome, migraine headaches, chronic pain, shoulder/arm pain, whiplash from car accidents, neuropathy and numbness in limbs, athletic injuries, just to name a few.
Conditions We Treat
Back Pain
Herniated Disc
Knee Pain
Sciatica
Spinal Stenosis
Joint Pain
Neuropathy
Back Pain
Back pain can interrupt your work, disturb your sleep, and limit everyday movement. At Action Spine & Joint, our team evaluates your symptoms, health history, and movement to guide recommendations for your care.
Your evaluation helps us discuss appropriate treatment options and explain the next steps. Learn about the concerns we evaluate, the care options available at our Nashville clinic, and what to expect when you schedule a visit.
Herniated Discs
A herniated disc can contribute to back or neck pain and may irritate nearby nerves. Symptoms can include pain, numbness, or tingling that affect everyday activities. At Action Spine & Joint, our team evaluates your symptoms, health history, and movement to guide recommendations.
Your evaluation helps us discuss whether non-surgical care may be appropriate for your needs.
Knee Pain
Knee pain can make walking, climbing stairs, and getting up from a chair more difficult. Injuries, arthritis, and other joint concerns can contribute to discomfort. At Action Spine & Joint, our team evaluates your symptoms and movement to help guide your care.
We discuss treatment options based on your evaluation, daily activities, and goals. Explore our knee pain treatment page to learn about our approach, available non-surgical options, and the next steps for arranging an appointment at our Nashville clinic.
Sciatica
Sciatica can cause pain that travels from the lower back or buttock into the leg, sometimes with numbness or tingling. These symptoms can interfere with sitting, walking, and other daily activities. Our team evaluates your symptoms, health history, and movement to guide recommendations.
At Action Spine & Joint, we discuss whether non-surgical care may be appropriate for your concerns.
Spinal Stenosis
Spinal stenosis involves narrowing around the nerves in the spine. Symptoms can include back or neck pain, leg discomfort, numbness, and difficulty standing or walking.
Your evaluation at Action Spine & Joint guides a discussion of appropriate care options and next steps. Learn about our non-surgical approach, mobility-focused care, and what to expect during your visit.
Joint Pain
Joint pain can make climbing stairs, lifting, working, and sleeping comfortably more difficult. At Action Spine & Joint, our team evaluates concerns involving the shoulders, hips, knees, elbows, and other joints. We assess how your joints, muscles, and movement patterns work together to guide recommendations.
Your evaluation helps us discuss care options that match your symptoms, daily activities, and goals. Learn about our approach, available treatments, and what to expect at our Nashville clinic.
Neuropathy
Numbness, tingling, burning sensations, and nerve pain can affect comfort and everyday activities. If you are experiencing these concerns in your feet, legs, hands, or arms, Action Spine & Joint offers an opportunity to discuss your symptoms and how they affect your life.
Our team reviews your concerns and health history to guide a discussion of appropriate next steps.
Commitment to Expert Care and Lasting Recovery
- Guided Recovery
- Functional Relief
- Restored Strength
- Improved Mobility
- Confident Healing
- Easy Motion
- Therapeutic Relief
- Strength Rebuilding
- Gentle Guidance
- Quiet Dedication
- Restored Function
- Strength Renewal
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