If you're in Bixby and you've been dealing with back pain, sciatica, neck stiffness, or something that just won't go away, Verdant Motion Chiropractic and Rehab is right on the south side of Tulsa, a few minutes from Bixby. We see patients from Bixby, South Tulsa, and Broken Arrow every week.

Here's what we treat, how visits work, and what to expect when you come in.

What conditions does a chiropractor treat?

Most people come in with a musculoskeletal problem — pain or dysfunction in the muscles, joints, or nerves. The most common things we see:

• Lower back pain and sciatica
• Neck pain and stiffness
• Headaches that start at the base of the skull
• Hip pain and SI joint problems
• Disc injuries (herniated or bulging)
• Shoulder pain
• Sports injuries and repetitive strain

If your pain flares up after sitting too long, stiffens in the morning, or keeps coming back no matter what you try, chiropractic care is worth a look.

What services does Verdant Motion offer?

We offer four main treatments. Most visits combine more than one depending on what's going on.

Chiropractic Adjustments

Targeted pressure applied to joints that aren't moving the way they should. This reduces pain, restores range of motion, and takes pressure off irritated nerves. The "crack" you hear is just gas releasing from the joint.

Dry Needling

Thin filament needles inserted into tight or knotted muscle tissue to release tension and reduce pain. It works well for stubborn muscle pain, sciatica, neck stiffness, and problems that haven't responded to stretching or rest. It targets the musculoskeletal system and specific trigger points, not energy meridians like acupuncture.

Soft Tissue Therapy

Hands-on work directly to muscles, tendons, and connective tissue. This breaks up adhesions, improves blood flow, and helps the area move better so surrounding structures can heal.

Rehab Exercises

Targeted movements designed to strengthen the structures around your problem area. Treatment gets you out of pain. Rehab exercises help you stay out of it. Most patients get a short home program to do between visits.

What happens at your first chiropractic appointment?

The initial evaluation runs about an hour. We go through your history, figure out what's actually going on, and start treatment the same day. You don't wait until visit two to do anything about the pain.

By the time you leave, you'll know what's causing the problem, what treatment will look like, and roughly how many visits to expect. Most people feel noticeably different from when they walked in.

Serving Bixby, South Tulsa, and Broken Arrow

Verdant Motion is located in Tulsa, right near the Bixby city line. If you're searching for a chiropractor in Bixby and don't want a long drive, we're the closest option offering chiropractic, dry needling, soft tissue work, and rehab exercise under one roof.

We also see patients from Broken Arrow, Jenks, and South Tulsa. Call or text us at 918-200-9334, or book online below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a chiropractor in Bixby, OK?

Verdant Motion Chiropractic and Rehab is located in Tulsa, just minutes from Bixby. We see patients from Bixby, South Tulsa, Broken Arrow, and Jenks regularly. Book online or call 918-200-9334.

What does a chiropractor do for back pain?

A chiropractor identifies which joints, discs, or soft tissue are driving your pain and applies targeted treatment. This typically means spinal adjustments to restore joint movement, soft tissue work to address muscle tension, and exercises to strengthen the area so it holds up over time.

Do you take insurance?

Verdant Motion is a cash-pay practice. We don't bill insurance directly. If you have out-of-network coverage, we can provide a superbill you can submit to your insurer.

How many chiropractic visits will I need?

It depends on what's going on. Acute problems often improve significantly in 4 to 6 visits. Chronic issues may take longer. We'll give you a realistic number at your first appointment, not an open-ended treatment plan.

Does dry needling hurt?

Most people feel a brief muscle twitch or achiness when the needle contacts a trigger point. The area may be sore for a day afterward, similar to post-workout soreness. Most patients find it very manageable and notice significant relief within a day or two.