Back Pain
Treatment in Chevy Chase, DC
Relieve Back Pain, Restore Function — Without Relying on Surgery or Injections
Back pain can interfere with every part of your life — work, sleep, movement, and even peace of mind. At QuistMD, we specialize in holistic, non-surgical solutions to back pain that treat the root cause, not just the symptoms. Whether your pain is due to injury, posture, disc issues, sciatica, or spinal misalignment, our team combines osteopathic manipulation, physical therapy, and performance medicine to help you recover long-term.
We work with patients of all ages and activity levels — from athletes to those recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions. Every treatment plan is tailored to your body
and your goals.
Common conditions treated:
Lower back pain
Sciatica
Disc herniation or bulge
Muscle spasms or tightness
Postural back pain
Post-surgical recovery
Book your
evaluation today
And take the first step toward moving pain-free again.
The vast toolbox and thoughtful approach of Dr. Haggquist and his staff have restored me to full sporting activity time and again.
— Michelle High, Chevy Chase, MD
We are thought leaders in the Mattes Method of Active Isolated Stretching. We utilize this modality on a daily basis and teach it to you as an effective and strategic component of your home exercise program.
Our Office Hours
Monday to Friday
7:30 am - 6 pm
Saturday
8 am - 3 pm (no admin staff)
Sunday
Full day closed
Frequently Asked Questions
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Back pain can be caused by muscle or joint irritation, disc or nerve-related issues, movement and posture patterns, overuse, or previous injury. A thorough evaluation helps identify the most likely drivers and the best plan for recovery.
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If back pain is persistent, recurring, limiting your activity, or not improving with rest and basic self-care, it’s a good time to be evaluated. Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms such as loss of bowel or bladder control, progressive weakness, or significant trauma.
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QuistMD provides physician-led care that may include hands-on manual treatment, targeted physical therapy, movement retraining, and a personalized home program. The focus is on reducing pain, restoring function, and addressing underlying contributors.
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The number of visits depends on the cause, severity, and your goals. Many patients start with an initial evaluation and then follow a short, focused plan that is adjusted based on progress.
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Yes. Telehealth can be useful for certain back pain cases, especially for movement assessment, exercise programming, ergonomics, and follow-up guidance when appropriate.