Barbati & Davies Chiropractic Office

Here at Barbati and Davies Chiropractic, we treat injuries to the neck and back, including sprain/strain, fractures, headaches and migraines, disc bulges and herniations.
We also treat extremity injuries, such as shoulder injuries, sciatica, tingling and numbness in arms and legs, and carpal tunnel.
Dr. Craig H. Davies graduated from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, MO in 2001.
He received his BSc from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario.
In 2002, Dr. Craig Davies joined Barbati Chiropractic Office, and in 2006, the office evolved into what is now Barbati and Davies Chiropractic Offices, Inc.

I always go back to Barbati and Davies.
My son is also a patient.
I would recommend them to anyone for their professionalism and personalized manner of treatment.
The staff was very considerate, accomodating and was very professional.
They had a genuine concern for my condition and was very flexible as far as scheduling.
Dr. Davies did an excellent job explaining my problem and explained from day 1 how the procedure would go and what to expect in 'lay mans terms'.
He did an excellent job and I highly recommend them to anyone who needs this type of service.

Upon entering the office you will be greeted by our friendly front desk staff in, most likely, your native language, as our staff speaks English, Cape Verdean Creole, Haitian Creole, Spanish, Russian and Cantonese.
The front desk staff will then bring you into a private, comfortable treatment room where the chiropractic physician will speak with you one-on-one to listen to and address your individual needs and concerns.
The chiropractic physician will then review your forms with you and discuss your current symptoms and conditions.

The lumbar part of the spine provides a movable support structure for the back.
Parts of the low back that can be related to pain in this region include the muscles found in the back region, bony vertebrae that make up the spine, discs between the vertebrae, and the spinal cord, ligaments, and nerves that are housed by the vertebrae.
The pain itself can be localized or may be deferred to areas down the leg(s).
Injuries to the back include strain/sprain, bulges, herniations, scoliosis, nerve impingement, muscle spasms, degenerative disc disease, arthritis, and sciatica.

Tension headaches are likely caused by tight muscles in your shoulders, neck, scalp, and jaw.
They may be related to stress, depression, anxiety, a head injury, or poor posture.
The pain, which tends to be dull or squeezing, is often found on both sides of the head, and is usually accompanied by shoulder(s), neck or jaw tightness or pain.
Migraine headaches are severe headaches that are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and light and sound sensitivity.
The pain, which tends to be on one side of the head, may be pounding or pulsating.