ALVIS Chiropractic – Portland (NE Broadway)
2916 NE Broadway, Suite B, Portland, OR 97232
Chiropractic Adjustments, StemWave for work injuries & repetitive strain with Dr. Jerome Craig, D.C., LMT.
Work injuries include strains from lifting, falls and repetitive strain injuries (RSI) from desk or assembly work. ALVIS Chiropractic treats work-related back, neck and arm injuries at both our Portland and Hood River clinics, accepts Oregon workers' compensation, and offers ergonomic guidance to help prevent recurrences.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Andrew Alvis, D.C. · Last reviewed

Work injuries range from sudden lifting injuries and slips to gradual repetitive strain from typing, mouse use, tools or assembly-line work. Repetitive strain injuries (RSI) develop when the same tissues are loaded over and over without enough recovery.

Common causes include heavy or awkward lifting, repetitive motions, poor workstation setup, prolonged static postures, vibration from tools, and inadequate breaks.
If you're hurt on the job in Oregon, report the injury to your employer as soon as possible. Workers' compensation may cover chiropractic care for accepted claims. ALVIS Chiropractic accepts workers' compensation at both clinics — bring your claim information and we'll help with the paperwork.
Most work injuries & repetitive strain is not an emergency, but some symptoms need immediate medical care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room — rather than booking a chiropractic visit — if you have any of the following:
Your doctor examines the injured area and how your job loads it. Care may include chiropractic adjustments, StemWave for soft-tissue strain, and practical ergonomic and activity guidance. We document findings for your claim and coordinate return-to-work considerations.
Services used for work injuries & repetitive strain:
Care for work injuries & repetitive strain at ALVIS Chiropractic follows three simple steps, starting with a free consultation. Nothing is decided until the doctor has heard your story and examined you, and there's no obligation to begin care.
These general tips are safe for most people. Stop anything that clearly worsens your symptoms and ask your doctor what's right for you.
2916 NE Broadway, Suite B, Portland, OR 97232
Chiropractic Adjustments, StemWave for work injuries & repetitive strain with Dr. Jerome Craig, D.C., LMT.
114 Cascade Ave, Hood River, OR 97031
Chiropractic Adjustments, StemWave for work injuries & repetitive strain with Dr. Andrew Alvis, D.C..
Results vary. This page is for education and is not a substitute for a medical evaluation. Healthcare disclaimer.
Oregon workers' compensation may cover chiropractic care for accepted work injury claims. Coverage depends on your claim. ALVIS Chiropractic accepts workers' compensation at both clinics; bring your claim number and employer information, and we'll help you navigate the process.
A repetitive strain injury (RSI) is pain and dysfunction in muscles, tendons or nerves caused by repeated movements or sustained postures, such as typing, using a mouse or operating tools. Common examples include tennis elbow, carpal tunnel symptoms and neck and shoulder strain.
Chiropractic care may help repetitive strain by improving joint motion, reducing soft-tissue tension with techniques such as StemWave, and recommending ergonomic changes. Addressing how you work is key to preventing recurrences. Severe or persistent nerve symptoms may need medical referral.
Report the injury to your employer immediately, seek medical care for anything severe, and keep records of what happened and your symptoms. For musculoskeletal injuries, a chiropractic exam can document your condition and start appropriate care.
Good workstation setup, regular movement breaks, proper lifting technique, task rotation and maintaining general strength and flexibility all help prevent work injuries. During visits, your doctor can review how you work and suggest specific changes.
Last updated . Educational information, not medical advice; individual results vary. Healthcare disclaimer.