Injured? In Pain?
The Staff at
Advanced Medical Rehabilitation
Can Help You
to Better Health

Call us today to start your road to better health.

775-727-1188
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Most Insurance Accepted
Cash Plans Available

We offer general health and rehabilitive care for all ages as well as CDL Physicals, Drug testing and Sport Physicals.

We accept most insurance, including:
Blue Cross/Blue Shield, First Health, Medicare, Mediversal, MCC, NPP, Principal, Nye County School District (USI/UHN), California Ironworkers, Prime Health, Sierra Health, Operating Engineers, Unicare, Cigna Health Care Horizon Health, Aetna PPO, United Health Care PPO, CBA, and many others.
Cash & Family Plans are also available.
Our fees are structured so that everyone can afford chiropractic care.

Chiropractic is a natural, drug-free approach to health and wellness that works with your body's innate ability to heal itself. This holistic approach to health is based on three principles:

The first and most important principle that the body is a self-healing organism. This means that our bodies are designed to heal themselves. When you are sick or injured, your body initiates its healing abilities to normalize the problem and return you to optimum health.

The second principle is that the nervous system is the master system of the body. It controls every system, organ, tissue and cell. This includes your immune system, which directly impacts health.

The last principle is that the structure of your spine has a direct and critical impact on the functioning of your nervous system. The spinal cord is the lifeline from the brain to the rest of the systems of the body, and its messages travel through the spinal column. Injury to your spine from trauma, stress, or poor posture can cause nerve interference. Nerve interference can adversely affect the body's systems, organs and tissues. This may or may not manifest symptoms such as pain, fatigue or altered performance.

Chiropractic is concerned with correcting the structure of the spine to maintain optimal performance of the nervous system and thus, better health for the patient. This is accomplished by gently adjusting the position of the spine into an optimum state.