Neubie Treatments in Medford OR

Gentle. Effective. Nervous‑System Focused.

For Established Chiropractic Patients Only

Neubie therapy is a gentle, neuromuscular electrical stimulation treatment used to support your chiropractic progress- especially your Atlas Orthogonal (AO) adjustment in Medford OR. By calming the nervous system and improving muscle activation patterns, Neubie can help many patients hold their atlas correction longer and move more efficiently between visits.

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Neubie Master Reset in Medford OR

A relaxing, full‑body session designed to help your nervous system shift out of “fight or flight” and into a calmer, more regulated state. The Master Reset supports overall balance, reduces tension, and can enhance your body's ability to maintain upper cervical alignment.

Helps with:

• Stress and tension
• Nervous system overload
• Fatigue or burnout
• Chronic tightness or sensitivity

This session is gentle, non‑invasive, and performed while you lie comfortably.

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Neubie Rehabilitation

Focused, movement‑based sessions for specific areas such as the shoulder, hip, knee, back, or other regions needing support. Neubie Rehab pairs guided exercises with targeted electrical stimulation to retrain muscle patterns and improve functional stability.

Common uses:

• Injury recovery support
• Muscle imbalance or weakness
• Restricted mobility
• Chronic tight or overactive muscles

These sessions are active. You’ll perform simple guided movements while the stimulation helps your muscles fire more efficiently.

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Why We Use Neubie With AO Care

Atlas Orthogonal adjustments depend on a stable nervous system and balanced muscle patterns. Neubie helps by:

• Reducing muscle tension that can pull the atlas out of alignment
• Improving neuromuscular control and movement efficiency
• Supporting a calmer, more adaptable nervous system

Neubie is a FDA‑cleared and non‑invasive therapy that Dr. Taylor uses to complement Atlas Orthogonal chiropractic care.

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Neubie vs. TENS

Neubie (Used in Our Clinic)

• Uses direct current (DC)
• Works with the nervous system to retrain movement
• Helps reduce tension patterns that affect alignment
• Can help some patients hold their Atlas Orthogonal adjustments longer
• Used only for established chiropractic patients as part of a care plan

TENS (Common Home Device)

• Uses alternating current (AC)
• Provides temporary pain relief only
• Does not retrain muscles, nerves, or movement patterns
• Effects stop when the device is turned off

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In Simple Terms

TENS = temporary pain reduction

Neubie = nervous‑system training that supports lasting stability