MetaSpine keeps active people active. If you run, lift, golf, hike, travel, or just want to keep up with your kids without paying for it the next morning — Dr. Alex builds care around the way you actually move.
New patients usually get in the same week. Sometimes the same day.
Weekend racers. Monday-morning lifters. Golfers chasing one more good round. Hikers, travelers, and parents hauling car seats up the stairs. You don’t need a jersey to count as an athlete around here — just something you’d hate to give up.
Most people find us because something hurts, and yes, we’ll take care of that first. But feeling okay isn’t the finish line. The point is being able to train, play, pick up your kid, and book the trip without running it past your back first.
“MetaSpine keeps me doing the things I love — and I do them better because I take care of my body.”
A full exam and digital X-rays right here in the office, then Dr. Alex walks you through your images in plain English: what’s moving, what isn’t, and why it hurts.
Adjustments, spinal decompression, and traction picked for your body and your schedule — not a plan copied off the shelf. Certified in Thompson and Webster technique.
Once you’re out of pain, staying out of it is the easy part: check-in visits, a little homework, and straight answers about what your body needs to keep up with you.
Dr. Alex is a veteran, a lifter, and an endurance athlete — marathons, triathlons, and right now a Half Ironman on the calendar. She’s not remotely interested in slowing down herself, which is why she built MetaSpine for people who feel the same. She’ll walk you through your X-rays, ask what your week really looks like, and shape the plan around it.
Chasing a PR, a first 5K, a better back nine, or just a morning that doesn’t start with a wince — it all counts here, and it all gets taken seriously.
Drug-free, non-invasive care for the aches and injuries that pull people out of their routine.
Exam, digital X-rays, a straight answer about what’s going on, and a plan that fits your life. New patients only — and worth telling a friend about.
