Sciatica Chiropractor in Oregon City, OR
If you have radiating leg pain, numbness, or tingling, we find what is pressing on the nerve and treat it without drugs or surgery.
Our Oregon City clinic is on Molalla Avenue, serving patients across Oregon City, West Linn, Gladstone, Canby, Beavercreek, Redland, and Clackamas County.
New patients: $27 exam. The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
Same-day visits · PIP and most insurance handled
Most insurance accepted: CareOregon and OHP, Regence BCBS, Providence, Moda, and more.
Sciatica starts in the spine
Sciatica is nerve pain that travels from the low back down the leg, usually because something is irritating or compressing the sciatic nerve. The leg is where you feel it, but the source is often in the spine.
We locate that source and relieve the pressure with gentle, drug-free care.
Care that takes pressure off the nerve
We use adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, and targeted exercises to reduce nerve irritation and restore movement. Sciatica symptoms we treat include:
- Radiating pain from the low back into the leg
- Numbness or tingling in the leg or foot
- Burning or sharp, shooting pain
- Weakness or difficulty sitting and standing
Your plan includes stretches and guidance to keep the nerve calm between visits.
What triggers sciatica
Sciatic nerve pain often comes from:
- Disc irritation or herniation
- Auto-accident and lifting injuries
- Tight muscles compressing the nerve
- Prolonged sitting and poor posture
Between visits: avoid sitting for long periods, keep gently moving, and do the stretches we recommend. Motion helps calm an irritated nerve.
Care built around your recovery
Same-day appointments
See a specialist the day you call, when the pain matters most.
Auto-injury specialists
Focused on whiplash, neck and back pain, and crash injuries.
Individualized plans
A care plan built around your body, your goals, and your recovery.
How it works
- Consultation. We learn what happened and your health history.
- Exam. Range of motion, nerve testing, muscle testing and joint assessment to find the source.
- Imaging. Digital X-rays or advanced imaging only if needed.
- Written plan. Built around your injury and your goals.
- Treatment begins. Care aimed at relieving pain and restoring motion.
Get your sciatica assessed today.
Same-day visits. PIP and most insurance welcome.
Keep your recovery moving
Sciatica often accompanies back pain and nerve symptoms like neuropathy; therapeutic massage can ease the muscle tension involved. Most auto PIP and major insurance plans are accepted. Begin with a $27 new-patient exam to get going.
Between visits, use our low back home exercises as your provider directs.
The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
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Care provided by Dr. Seth Hill, Dr. Dawn Seater, Dr. Kevin Ounjian, and Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney, licensed chiropractic physicians.
Visit Auto Injury Chiropractic in Oregon City
1404 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045
(503) 723-4462
Hours: Mon–Thu 9:00am–6:00pm, Fri 9:00am–1:00pm
Common questions about sciatica in Oregon City
Can a chiropractor help sciatica?
Yes. Sciatica is usually driven by something irritating the sciatic nerve in the spine. We locate that source and relieve the pressure with gentle, drug-free care.
What does sciatica feel like?
Nerve pain that travels from the low back down the leg, often with numbness or tingling. The leg is where you feel it, but the source is usually in the spine.
How soon should I treat sciatica after an accident?
Early. Prompt care helps keep nerve irritation from becoming chronic. We offer same-day evaluations in Oregon City.
Is sciatica treatment covered by insurance?
Usually yes, when it follows a crash. Oregon PIP typically covers it, and we bill most major insurance. Call (503) 723-4462.
Will sciatica go away on its own?
Sometimes it eases with time. Care can help relieve the pain sooner, and your exam also checks for signs that need prompt referral, such as leg weakness or changes in bladder or bowel control.
Is treatment hands-on?
Yes. Care usually combines adjustments and soft-tissue work with exercises you do at home, and our low back home exercises walk you through them step by step.