Promoting Movement, Improving Function, Elevating Health
Dr. Ron Ayello graduated from the Northeast College of Health Sciences in 2019, with a Doctorate of Chiropractic. He has since extended his education of the human body to Medical Acupuncture, to provide more options for patients to reach the best possible result with care. With a lifelong passion for movement and performance, he aims for AHC to be a place that everyone could benefit from, whether someone is an athlete or not.
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Chiropractic Manipulation, also called a Chiropractic Adjustment, uses gentle, controlled movements to improve how your joints move and feel. The goal is to improve range of motion, reduce pain, and help your nervous system function at its best to recover more effectively.
Chiropractic Manipulation is an excellent option for individuals experiencing symptoms such as: neck pain, back pain, headaches, joint stiffness, poor posture, or discomfort sitting/standing for long periods. It can also support people recovering from sports injuries, repetitive strain, or everyday wear and tear who prefer a non-surgical, drug-free approach to pain relief and mobility. Chiropractic Manipulation can benefit a wide variety of other symptoms or injuries, don't hesitate to ask how Chiropractic Manipulation can help you.
At your visit, your Chiropractor will review your health history, discuss your symptoms, and perform a physical exam to identify areas of restriction or dysfunction. You’ll then lay or sit comfortably while the doctor applies precise, targeted movements to specific joints—often with gentle pressure or a quick, controlled impulse—to restore motion; you may hear light popping sounds, and most people feel relief, more flexibility, or easier movement as the session finishes.
Stretching/Active Release Therapy is a form of hands-on treatment that combines targeted stretching with precise soft-tissue techniques to release tension in muscles, tendons, and fascia. The goal is to break up adhesions, improve flexibility, restore normal movement, and reduce pain or tightness caused by overuse, poor posture, or injury.
This service may be a good fit if you feel chronically tight or stiff, have muscle knots or “trigger points”, experience pain with certain movements, or have reduced range of motion in areas like the neck, shoulders, hips, or low back. It is often recommended for athletes, active individuals, or anyone dealing with repetitive strain from work, training, or daily activities.
During a session, your provider will first identify tight or restricted areas, then apply gentle to firm pressure while guiding you through specific movements or stretches. You may be asked to actively move a joint or muscle while it is being treated, which helps release adhesions and improve mobility. With the Doctor and the patient working together in unison, the results can yield looser, smoother, more comfortable movement.
Medical Acupuncture is the linking of acupuncture's physiological benefits on the body with western medical knowledge and principles. Acupuncture places thin and sterile needles at specific points in the body to influence nerves, muscles, and circulation. It has incredible versatility as it can be combined with electro-stimulation to activate the surrounding musculature. It is often integrated with chiropractic and other conservative therapies to reduce pain, calm muscle tension, and promote the body’s natural healing response.
Medical Acupuncture can help with an extensive variety of symptoms and diagnosis'. Some examples would be the following; chronic muscle tension, joint or spine-related pain, neuropathy, headaches, or stress-related symptoms. Medical Acupuncture isn't limited to only people with pain, it can also provide benefits for athletic performance and general wellness. Always feel free to ask your doctor how Medical Acupuncture could benefit you.
Your practitioner will review your medical history, examine the involved areas, and select specific points based on your condition and goals. You will rest comfortably while very fine needles are inserted and left in place for several minutes. During this time, a patient may feel a mild, brief sensation or heaviness around the area. Most patients find the experience relaxing, often leaving with a sense of reduced tension/pain, improved comfort, and/or improved range of motion.
Please reach out with any questions, concerns, or to request pricing information for our services.
