Chiropractor Serving Wedgewood-Houston

Care for People Who Work with Their Hands

Wedgewood-Houston turned warehouses into studios, galleries, and workshops, and filled them with people who make things. Welders, woodworkers, ceramicists, printers, and brewers share one occupational reality: the body is the primary tool, and it takes a beating.

Studio work is repetitive in ways offices never are. Hours bent over a wheel or a workbench, awkward lifts of kilns and kegs, grip-heavy days that inflame elbows and wrists. Dr. Zack Farmer treats these patterns like the occupational injuries they are, starting with an exam and on-site digital X-rays when clinically appropriate, because a maker cannot afford six months of guessing.

The neighborhood’s other rhythm is game day, when the stadium crowds pack the streets and standing room. Long days on concrete, whether at a match or a maker fair booth, light up feet, knees, and low backs. SoftWave therapy handles the soft tissue side while corrective adjustments restore what alignment lost.

The clinic is genuinely close: about eight minutes up 8th Avenue or I-65 to 301 14th Ave N STE 101 in the North Gulch. In six plus years and 10,000+ patients, Dr. Farmer has learned the difference between pain a body can work through and pain that ends careers when ignored. The exam tells you which one you have.

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  Eight minutes from the studios 8th Avenue North runs nearly door to door between WeHo and the clinic.
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  Trade-injury literacy Grip, lift, and stoop injuries treated as the occupational patterns they are.
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  X-rays before opinions On-site imaging when needed, so the plan rests on evidence instead of hunches.