Hogan Spine & Rehabilitation

11/18/2025

Just a Christmas reminder: if your birth year starts with 19, wrap your presents on a table, not the floor.

04/09/2025

Comcast is down and so are our phones. We are still seeing patients.

03/20/2025

5 months ago, Dr. Nguyen began his running journey with the goal of completing his first marathon in 2025. Just a couple weeks ago, he ran the grueling 26.2 miles at the annual Woodlands Marathon, completing it with a time of 4 hours and 8 minutes! Come by and congratulate him for achieving his goal and egg him on to run an Ultra Marathon next!

If you or know of anyone that is a runner and is dealing with hip, knee or foot pain. Give us a call to book an appointment with Dr. Nguyen!

03/07/2025

Great day advocating for chiropractic healthcare & our patients with Texas Chiropractic Association

02/20/2025

Can weather changes cause or make vertigo worse?

One of the most common causes of an abnormal spinning sensation when turning the head, or lying on the back is called Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo or BPPV. A detailed explanation explaining what this disorder is can be found here: https://vestibular.org/article/diagnosis-treatment/types-of-vestibular-disorders/benign-paroxysmal-positional-vertigo-bppv/.

I have attended approximately 3-4 patients per month since 2006 who suffer with BPPV. For the vast majority of these patients, the non-pharmaceutical hands-on therapies combined with acupuncture therapy I provide have significantly improved their symptoms in as little as one visit in most cases. For some who have suffered with long term vertigo due to BPPV, additional physical therapy is sometimes required but even those patients can often make a full recovery.

For almost 20 years I have noticed a pattern in which I see a flood of patients suffering with dizziness during both the spring and fall seasons particularly when the weather temperatures abruptly change. Just in the last week I’ve seen 5 patients with vertigo due to BPPV. Here in Texas, weather can be extreme: 80 degrees in one part of the week and 40 degrees the next. Sometimes in the same day! Every March and October I expect to see lots of people suffering with this spinning sensation when they move their head or lie on their backs. This article from 2016 describes how changes in temperature and humidity (which obviously we have an abundance of here in the Houston area) can correlate to an increase in symptoms of BPPV. Please find the article here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1672293016000258.

If you or someone you know is suffering with a spinning sensation please feel free to call our office (281-240-2225) and schedule a consultation. The first step is a thorough history and examination to find out if you have BPPV or another cause of dizziness. In the meantime, stay warm…and cool!

Dr Brent Reynolds DC

02/10/2025

Great first week in the new office, a look inside. Stop by for a visit or look around!

02/01/2025

Open at our new location 7102 Tarrington ave ste 1001 on February:3rd!!!!!

01/21/2025

11/15/2024

Sneak peak of the new office! Hoping for a mid December move!🤞

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween!

10/31/2024

The team did a great job getting in to the Halloween spirit. Dr Vader, Dr Phil and Dr Beetlejuice and so many great costumes!

10/31/2024

Having a great time today with the team, Dr Vader, Dr Phil, Dr Beetlejuice and the whole team doing amazing job with their costumes.