Bucek Chiropractic

10/28/2025

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10/22/2025

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10/21/2025

We are open until 6pm tonight!
Schedule an appointment by either:
Calling or text our office at (331)- 248-5777
Online scheduler: https://www.bucekchiropractic.com/schedule

10/16/2025

We are in the office until 11am today!! Call or text us at 331-248-5777 to schedule an appointment with Dr.Bucek 🎃

10/13/2025

We are open until 7pm today! Call or text our office at
(331)-248-5777 to schedule an appointment!

10/08/2025

REMINDER: Today we are open now until 6pm but then starting tomorrow we are closed for the rest of the week. We will re-open on Monday, 13th at 1pm. Call or text us at (331)-248-5777 to get adjusted before we close!

10/01/2025

👻 Don’t ghost your health this Halloween! A crooked spine is scarier than any monster.
🦴 Schedule your adjustment today and keep the boos away!

Text or Call us at 331-248-5777
online scheduler: https://www.bucekchiropractic.com/schedule

09/20/2025

09/11/2025

09/09/2025

Ok, you have back pain. Who do you see? Your primary care doctor or the chiropractor?
Here’s some food for thought:
Even though low back pain remains an epidemic worldwide
(1), and the cost of managing back pain is increasing substantially(2), with consistently, poor outcomes, medicine has dogmatically held onto the label of “nonspecific low back pain.” Nonspecific low back pain is defied as low back pain not an attributable to a recognizable, known specific pathology (eg., infection, tumor, osteoporosis, fracture, structural deformity, in inflammatory disorder, radicular syndrome (discs), or cause equine syndrome.) it represents approximately 95% of all back pain and his persistently labeled “nonspecific” because medicine cannot define a specific diagnosis(3).

So, if your primary doesn’t know what’s causing your back pain, maybe give chiropractors a try🤷
Sources:
Balagué et al. “Non-specific low back pain.” The Lancet 379.9814(2012):482-702.
(2) Government accountability office. Medicare part B imaging services: rapid growth, and shift physician offices, indicate the need for CMA to consider additional management practices. Washington DC: Government Accountability, 2008.
(3) Oliveira et al. “Clinical practice guidelines for the management of non-specific low back pain in primary care: an updated review” European Spine Journal, 27.11(2018):2791-2803.

09/09/2025

Did you know…….
In 2018, chiropractic lowered opioid use by 55%.
In 2025–64%?!!

Emergency Rooms are the prime source of opioid use where 60% of low back pain patients were treated with opioids (1). In primary care settings, the opioid prescription rate is 30%, and a large number of patients who saw a primary care physician for low back pain received care that is inconsistent with evidence based clinical practice guidelines (2).

Treating low back pain is one area most chiropractors have in common globally. No matter the focus of chiropractic practices (sports, family care, etc.), low back pain remains one of the most common melodies treated in chiropractic.

We’re here to help! Call or text—331-248-5777.

Sources:
(1) Heard, et al. “Association of emergency department opioid administration with ongoing opioid use: retrospective cohort study of patients with low back pain.” Academic Emergency Medicine 27.11(2020):1158-1165.
(2) Kamper et al. “ what is usual care for low back pain? Systematic review of healthcare provided to patient with low back pain and emergency departments.” Pain 161.4(2020):482-491.