Knee Pain Treatment

Knee Pain Treatment

Personalized care to support knee comfort, mobility and stability.

Knee Pain Treatment

Personalized care to support knee comfort, mobility and stability.

Personalized Care for Knee Pain

Knee pain can interfere with walking, stairs, kneeling, squatting, rising from a chair, work and exercise. Symptoms may involve the knee joint and surrounding tissues, while hip, ankle or foot mechanics, muscle function, activity demands and injury history may also be relevant. Dr. Miller begins with your history and examination, then develops an individualized plan based on the findings and your response.

Prompt evaluation

Prompt evaluation is important after a significant injury or when knee pain accompanies inability to bear weight, visible deformity, locking, rapid or marked swelling, fever, redness or calf swelling.

Dr. Dylan Miller examining a patient's knee movement and joint function.

Address Knee Pain

Care is tailored to the examination findings that may be contributing to discomfort, stiffness or altered knee movement.

Support Knee Mobility and Stability

The examination may compare range of motion, strength, balance, joint function and movement during activities such as walking, stairs or squatting.

Whole-Person Perspective

Hip, ankle and foot function, work or sport demands, recovery, prior injury and other relevant factors are considered when they may affect the knee.

Support Ongoing Function

Progress is reassessed against meaningful goals such as using stairs, walking farther, kneeling, exercising or returning to normal activity.

What Our Patients Say

Individual experiences vary. Testimonials describe personal experiences and do not guarantee results.

“Dr. Miller used gentle pressure on my arms, legs, and torso during the tests. With just a thumper and a slight adjustment on the table, I walked out with no leg pain, and surprisingly, other areas were calm and pain-free too. It was amazing!”

Bill D.

“I’m amazed at how well I feel when I leave the office! He works on all areas of concern and then some. His technique with applied kinesiology is something to experience.”

Joy M.

Dr. Dylan Miller examining a patient's knee and lower-extremity movement.

How Examination and Chiropractic Care Fit Together

Chiropractic adjustments use controlled, specific forces to areas of restricted joint motion, with goals such as improving movement and comfort. When appropriate, Dr. Miller also uses Diagnostic Manual Muscle Testing as one part of a broader history and examination to compare muscle function, identify functional patterns and guide treatment. These findings are interpreted together with the full clinical picture rather than as stand-alone proof of disease or a guaranteed outcome. Depending on the examination, care may also include treatment of relevant hip, ankle or foot findings, soft-tissue or receptor-based approaches, movement guidance, home recommendations and reassessment.

Dr. Dylan Miller and Chelsea Miller together at the clinic front desk

Two Locations, One Standard of Care

Two Locations, One Standard of Care

Grant City Clinic
12271 State Highway T
Grant City, MO 64456
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Des Moines Clinic
4685 Merle Hay Rd, Suite 106
Des Moines, IA 50322
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Choose the office that fits your location and care plan. Each location has its own visit, scheduling and payment pathway.