
Atlas Specific Chiropractic is about 30 minutes north of Iowa City, in Hiawatha at 1350 Blairs Ferry Road. Patients from Iowa City, including many who work or study at the University of Iowa, make the drive for upper cervical care that focuses on the source of their symptoms.
Dr. Isaac Reis, DC, trained at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport and is Level 4 certified in the Advanced HIO Knee-Chest technique. His care centers on the atlas (C1) and the axis (C2), the two vertebrae that surround the brainstem. When the atlas is out of position, it can strain the nerves, muscles and blood flow around it, and the effects can show up as migraines, dizziness, jaw pain, concussion symptoms and more.
Patients from Iowa City often come to us for help with:
Because the atlas sits right next to the brainstem, a misalignment there can play a part in all of these. See the full list on our Conditions We Help page.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is also available in our office. Learn more on our What to Expect page.
We're in Hiawatha, about 30 minutes north of Iowa City.
About 30 minutes. We're at 1350 Blairs Ferry Road, Suite B, in Hiawatha, just north of Cedar Rapids.
Upper cervical care is a specialized approach focused on the atlas and axis, with measurements before and after each correction. For people whose symptoms trace back to the upper neck, that focus is the reason to make the trip.
No. Call (319)-343-8540 or book online to schedule your first visit.
About 60 to 90 minutes. Your second visit usually takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Yes. HBOT is available in our office and can be used on its own or alongside upper cervical care.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
9 AM – 6 PM
Wednesday
12 PM – 6 PM
Friday
9 AM – 2 PM
Saturday – Sunday
Closed
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