Dr. Steidl joins Idaho Pain Clinic
(Courtesy photo) Dr. Hans Steidl, D.C.,, pictured above with his family, is joining the Idaho Pain Clinic located in Sandpoint and will be accepting patients this month.
Idaho Pain Clinic is welcoming the addition of chiropractic medicine to its already multi-disciplinary team.
Dr. Hans Steidl, D.C., will be joining the pain clinic located in Sandpoint and will be accepting patients this month. Dr. Steidl has been practicing chiropracitic medicine in Sandpoint since 2015 through his private practice Steidl Family Chiropractic. Dr. Steidl offers multiple treatment modalities to help individuals suffering from a recent injury, an ongoing problem, or those who are looking to maintain their health. Dr. Steidl accepts many of the major insurances and also offers the physical examinations for commercial drivers for the Idaho Transportation Department.
Dr. Steidl will become an integral addition to the team at Idaho Pain Clinic which already boasts board certified pain medicine physicians, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and massage therapy. Dr. Steidl’s dedication to the Sandpoint community along with his outstanding reputation make him an excellent addition to the services offered at the clinic.
Dr. Stedl works with patients suffering from multiple medical conditions including pain and limitations after motor vehicle or whiplash injuries, patients suffering from musculoskeletal misalignments or painful conditions limiting their ability to function and complete their activities of daily living or recreational hobbies.
In addition to offering what is considered general chiropractic care Dr. Stedl also offers soft tissue work in the way of massage, nutritional counseling, and the use of the activator technique.
Dr. Steidl and the team at Idaho Pain Clinic are accepting new patients and encourages people suffering from pain to consider chiropractic care as a non-invasive option to help lessen or eliminate their pain.
Dr. Steidl is happy to offer consultations to patients who wish to speak with him to determine if they are a candidate for chiropractic medicine.
Information: Idaho Pain Clinic, idahopainclinic.com or 208-263-9757