Cervical — 15-point improvement (75.0%)

Neck — 4-point improvement (100.0%)

Neck — 1-point improvement (50.0%)

Cervical — 14-point improvement (93.3%)

Neck — 7-point improvement (100.0%)

Neck — 5-point decline (55.6%)

Cervical — 5-point decline (45.5%)

Cervical — 7-point improvement (87.5%)

Cervical — 1-point decline (5.3%)

Neck — 2-point decline (16.7%)

Cervical — 3-point improvement (25.0%)

Neck — 0-point improvement (0.0%)

Neck — 3-point decline (15.0%)

Neck — 19-point improvement (61.3%)

Neck — 4-point improvement (50.0%)

Chronic migraine; cervical dysfunction — 88% improvement

Sarah reported a long history of recurring migraines that were frequently accompanied by neck tension. She wanted to reduce how often migraines interfered with work and daily activities. Her migraine frequency and symptom intensity were tracked throughout care.

Mechanical cervical dysfunction with restricted mobility. — 89% improvement

The patient had experienced chronic neck stiffness for years and noticed his symptoms were particularly severe first thing in the morning. Turning his head, getting dressed, and beginning his normal routine were often uncomfortable. Through consistent care and a daily mobility program, he reported improved range of motion and less morning stiffness, allowing him to start his day more comfortably.

Mechanical cervical dysfunction with occupational postural strain. — 88% improvement

The patient's work involved long shifts, frequent bending, assisting patients, charting, and working in a variety of positions. Her chronic neck pain became more noticeable as her shifts progressed and often continued into her time off. With consistent care and improved posture and movement strategies, she reported improved mobility and less discomfort during and after work.

Mechanical cervical dysfunction with postural strain — 89% improvement

The patient spent many hours each day alternating between her phone and computer. She noticed that her neck gradually became more stiff and uncomfortable, especially toward the end of the day. She also noticed increased tension across her shoulders. After consistent care and changes to her screen habits and posture, she reported improved mobility and significantly less neck discomfort.

Chronic mechanical cervical dysfunction with reduced mobility — 89% improvement

The patient continued to experience neck stiffness and discomfort long after a previous injury. Turning her head and maintaining certain positions for extended periods were particularly challenging. After beginning a consistent care plan, she reported improved mobility and less daily discomfort, making normal activities easier.

Cervical nerve compression — Arm function range improved from barely able to lift the arm to strong functional status

Pinched nerves in the neck left the patient barely able to raise an arm at the start of care. After three months of treatment, the patient reported feeling strong and healthy.

Post-concussion neck pain — Pain range improved from active post-concussion neck pain to 0 reported ongoing neck pain

Neck pain was one of several persistent problems associated with the patient's history of concussions. During NUCCA care, the neck pain was reported to have become a thing of the past.

Neck pain — Pain range improved from active neck pain to 0 reported pain

The patient sought chiropractic treatment for neck pain. Following care, the neck pain was reported as gone.

Cervical spine symptoms — Symptom range improved from active cervical spine symptoms to reduced symptoms

The patient sought treatment for symptoms originating from the cervical spine. Decompression and laser therapy were reported to reduce those symptoms.

Severe neck pain — Pain range improved from severe neck pain to nearly 0 reported pain

The patient entered care with severe neck pain after other approaches had failed and surgery was being considered. After a couple of months of treatment, the pain was reported to have almost disappeared.