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Neck pain

Care for neck pain, delivered at home.

What happens in neck pain.

Neck pain in older adults can come from the muscles, joints, discs, or nerves of the neck. It ranges from stiffness to a sharp catch, and at times it sends discomfort into the shoulders or arms. It often links to posture, age-related wear, and past strain.

Signs you may notice

  • Stiffness and PainNeck stiffness and pain
  • Grinding on TurningA grinding feeling when you turn your head
  • HeadachesHeadaches that start at the base of the skull
  • Tingling in the ArmAt times tingling or weakness that travels into the arm or hand

What we treat under neck pain

  • Cervical spondylosis

    Age-related wear in the bones and discs of the neck.

  • Cervical radiculopathy

    A pinched nerve that sends pain into the shoulder or arm.

  • Cervical strain/sprain

    Strained muscles or ligaments after a sudden movement.

  • Mechanical neck pain

    Everyday neck pain from posture, screens, and sleep position.

A few exercises we use at home

These are examples of exercises we may use. Your physiotherapist chooses and adjusts the right ones for you after your free assessment.

  • Chin tucks
  • Cervical range-of-motion
  • Upper trapezius stretch

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A physiotherapist assesses you and treats you in the first session.

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People Also Ask

Can neck pain be treated at home?

Yes. A qualified specialist brings physiotherapy, strengthening, and a posture routine to your home, with a plan built around your neck and your daily setup. The neck gets steadier relief that lasts through the day.

Can neck pain improve with therapy instead of surgery?

For many people, yes. Guided therapy, the right exercises, and better posture can ease neck pain and reduce the need for surgery. Your doctor reviews what fits your case.

What causes neck pain in older adults?

It comes from natural age-related wear in the neck, posture habits, past strain, and at times a pinched nerve. These often add up together.

What exercises help with neck pain?

Guided exercises help with neck pain a great deal, and they hold well alongside posture care and a plan that adjusts as you improve.

Is a doctor involved in the treatment?

Yes. A doctor reviews your health and decides what would help, including what you can skip.