From the Wires
"Back Mobile" Helps Fight Pain and Disease
Only Service of Its Kind Offered in the State of Rhode Island
May. 4, 2009 11:30 AM
PROVIDENCE, RI -- (Marketwire) -- 05/04/09 -- Chiropractic treatment has been helping
people with many health issues for over a century, but in Providence, Rhode
Island, Chiropractic services just got even better. Given that
chiropractic helps millions of individuals regain mobility and control over
their bodies, and in general increases the quality of life, Dr. Amy
Westrick decided to do something that would help those who are in need, but
have been unable to take advantage of chiropractic services.
While many chiropractors are available to treat patients, oftentimes
potential patients cannot get to the doctor's office due to injury.
Realizing that the problem affects thousands of people, Dr. Westrick put on
her thinking cap and purchased a vehicle that she calls the "Back Mobile."
What is the Back Mobile and what does it do? It provides transportation for
her injured patients. Just as Batman used the Batmobile in his crime
fighting activities, Dr. Westrick uses the Back Mobile to help in her fight
against pain and disease. As the only chiropractor in the State of Rhode
Island offering this unique service, Dr. Westrick, of Eastside
Chiropractic Center Inc., came up with this innovative idea that is taking
chiropractic to new levels.
"I realized that a number of injured patients benefit from the noninvasive
treatment of chiropractic for treating back pain, sciatica, neck pain, and
headaches," stated Dr. Westrick. "However, many people who need and want
chiropractic services are not able to take advantage of the treatment
primarily because they've been unable to get to the doctor. It is for that
reason that I decided to tackle the problem in a more practical and
productive way." Dr. Westrick went on to say: "Our philosophy at Eastside
Chiropractic Center Inc. is to 'Bend over backwards to straighten out our
patients' and purchasing a vehicle that provides transportation is just
another way to go above and beyond in helping people heal. In fact, our
injured patients report very high patient satisfaction as well as improved
function and reduced pain when being treated through chiropractic, so I
wanted to make sure my services were more readily and easily accessible to
everyone in need."
For injured patients who wish to receive pain relief, increased range of
motion, decreased stiffness, reduced arthritic joint pain and overall
increased health, and are in need of transportation, please contact the
Eastside Chiropractic Center Inc. by calling 888-EZ-BACK-MOBILE
(888-392-2256). To learn more about Dr. Westrick and her practice, you may
also visit Dr. Westrick's website at www.drwestrick.com
About Dr. Westrick
Dr. Amy Westrick, of Eastside Chiropractic Center Inc. in Providence, Rhode
Island, is taking chiropractic services to new heights. Inspired by her
desire to help others, Dr. Westrick is doing something no other
chiropractor has done in Rhode Island. What is it? She's impacting heavily
on the lives of the injured by offering the innovative "Back Mobile," a
concept never offered in the State of Rhode Island.
Eastside Chiropractic Center Inc., and Dr. Amy Westrick are committed to
getting patients back to enjoying daily activities by improving upon the
overall quality of life. Dr. Westrick is a 1993 graduate of Life
Chiropractic College. Her background also includes a Bachelor of Science
degree in Exercise Physiology from Rutgers University and Certification by
the American Massage Therapy Association. She has staff privileges at Women
& Infants Hospital and enjoys working on auto accident and work related
injured individuals, pregnant women as well as children. She also works
with avid and weekend athletes as well as individuals suffering from acute
and chronic pain. With over 22 years of chiropractic and massage therapy
experience, Dr. Westrick provides a non-invasive, drug free approach in
treating pain.
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