-- Dr. Bailey has practiced in the Bryan-College Station area since 1985. He has an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University, as well as a Master of Public Health degree from the School of Rural Public Health in College Station. He is also board certified in chiropractic orthopaedics.
Bailey Health and Wellness Center at Renner Chiropractic is the new location in central Bryan, near St. Joseph Medical Center. The center has a large exercise rehabilitation area to allow for recovery from injuries to the spine as well as other body areas. Knee, hip, and ankle injuries can be treated with exercises designed to speed recovery and improve body function.
Acupuncture and massage therapy services are also available at the clinic. Dr. Renner is certified in acupuncture and Dr. Robinson is certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine and is experienced in the assessment and treatment of sports related injuries.
The clinic has three spinal decompression treatment areas. Spinal decompression is a non-surgical option for disc problems in the neck or low back. Sciatica is a painful condition that can be caused by a low back spinal disc herniation that pinches a nerve in the leg. Numbness and weakness in the leg and foot can also be a part of this problem. Spinal Decompression Traction is a conservative way to overcome spinal disc conditions without surgery.
Dr. Bailey also continues to see patients with a wide variety of chronic illnesses as he did in his former location in the Physicians Centre in Bryan Texas. Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and digestion problems are some of the conditions for which College Station and Brazos Valley residents seek care with Dr. Bailey. These conditions are treated with a system called functional medicine, which is a systems approach using natural methods and lifestyle changes in the effort to restore health.
Functional medicine has become more popular in recent years, because many people are discovering that taking control of their own health is a cost-effective way to achieve an improved quality of life. A functional medicine practitioner will ask a lot of questions about one’s health history to find out why things are going wrong as well to discover what is wrong health-wise. Usually laboratory tests are done to see if there are any deficiencies in nutrition or any barriers in normal metabolic processes. The goal is to find out what is causing the health problems, so things can be made better with a minimum of guesswork.
So it is not just about trying to reduce symptoms, it is about getting to the core of the illness.
The functional medicine approach is even reaching into areas of more traditional medicine. Recently a major academic medical center’ the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, has established a functional medicine program. Programs like these are designed to help practitioners and patients alike overcome complex chronic illnesses in a more holistic setting.
“We are now better able to help more people take control of their health, and even help them reduce their need for prescription medications by working with their medical practitioner. Many see that as a major positive change in their life.” said chiropractic doctor David Bailey.
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Name: David N. Bailey, DC, MPH
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Organization: Bailey Health & Wellness Center at Renner Chiropractic
Address: 1121 Briarcrest Dr. #100, Bryan, Texas 77802
Phone: 979-776-0072
Website: http://baileyhwc.com/
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