About Amasia Chiropractic

The modern profession of chiropractic was founded by Daniel David Palmer in 1895 in Davenport, Iowa. (N.I.H., 2011) Chiropractic doctors work in this health care profession focusing on the relationship between the body structure and its function. Different practitioners may use a variety of treatments and approaches, but most primarily perform adjustments (also called manipulations) to various parts of the body to correct alignment problems, alleviate pain, free pinched nerves, etc. People who generally seek chiropractic care seek it primarily for pain conditions such as back pain, neck pain, headache, and extremity (e.g., hand or foot) problems.

 

About Dr. Dion Zhu, D.C.

Dr. Dion Zhu, D.C. graduated from Southern California University in April of 2010 and has since been a partner with Dr. Fengshan Zhu in Amasia. He works at the clinic as a Western Chiropractor and is also an apprentice of acupuncture with Amasia Clinic. Dion specializes in pain management, chronic upper back and lower neck pains, disc herniation, sciatica, and manual therapy.

Dr. Dion Zhu is available in the clinic Monday through Saturday from 12pm-5pm, and by appointment.

Academic History

 

2006-2010

  • Received both a Bachelors of Science in Health and Science and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Southern California University.

  • Participated in internships for Chiropractics.

2004-2006

  • Attended Cleveland Chiropractic College.

Questions about Chiropractics at Amasia Clinic

  • If you currently suffer from any muscle/neurological issues, chronic pain in the neck or lower back, joint pain, or have a sports injury, chiropractics may be able to help.

  • Doctors at Amasia clinic might combine techniques of acupuncture or physical therapy modalities for the maximum results for the patients. This may include cold laser therapy, decompression, or flexion-distraction therapy.

  • There will be an initial consultation to discuss the patient's condition. Based on the condition, we will give a diagnosis and the appropriate treatment protocols starting from the first visit and in the follow-up visits. Number of visits varies for every individual, but there will be a re-evaluation at least every 4-weeks to ensure the patient is well on their way to recovery.

    Every visit lasts from an hour to one-and-a-half hours with treatments and protocols.