Sports Chiropractic Clinic
Take control of your health and body. Our dedicated providers spend the time needed to understand your goals, concerns, and the reasons why you sought our care. Every visit is individualized to meet your needs and provides you with the latest research to get you out of pain and back to doing what you love.
Our difference makes a difference
At Chiros in Motion, we evaluate each person as an individual and determine what caused or is contributing to your pain. We evaluate your movement patterns, muscle imbalances, muscle tightness, and joint restrictions. After we determine what is contributing to your pain we may perform chiropractic adjustments or soft tissue work. After the severity of your symptoms has decreased, we teach exercises and stretches to reduce the likelihood of re-injury.
Sports Medicine Chiropractic Care Locations:

Chiros in Motion
Sports Chiropractic Clinic
in Franklin, WI
7095 S. Ballpark Drive, Franklin, Wisconsin suite 100

Chiros in Motion
Sports Chiropractic Clinic
Elkhorn, WI
230 W Evergreen Parkway, Unit 203 Elkhorn WI, 53121
We also work at events or small businesses
Treatment Available During Your Visit

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Evidence-Based
Chiros in Motion is dedicated to providing evidence-based care. With this type of care, we incorporate current research to guide our treatment.

Holistic Care
Chiros in Motion incorporates more than chiropractic adjustments to treat patients. Our providers have extensive training in sports medicine, exercise science, and rehabilitation exercises. Therefore, we use a combination of therapeutic exercise, muscle work, lifestyle modifications, education, and manipulation to provide pain relief.

Lasting Results
Chiros in Motion educates and provides you with the skills necessary to reduce pain and decrease the risk of injury in the future. Our goal is to empower and provide you with resources to improve your overall health.

Advanced Sports Chiropractic Care Blog:
Adhesive Capsulitis / Frozen Shoulder
What is frozen shoulder and why does it happen? Adhesive Capsulitis, otherwise known as Frozen Shoulder, can develop in a few different ways. The most common factor is a prolonged period of shoulder immobilization. This can be due to a shoulder injury or after shoulder surgery. Other precursors for developing adhesive capsulitis are having an…
How Chiropractic Can Help Your Shoulder Pain
Chiropractic can help improve shoulder pain by providing a variety of treatment options including muscle work, therapeutic exercise, chiropractic adjustments, treating muscle imbalances, and improving mobility restrictions in the shoulder, neck, and upper back. The key is to find a certified sports chiropractor who specializes in these fields and offers these types of treatments. Chiros in Motion offers all of the above. 4…
Patella Dislocation / Dislocated Kneecap
What is a dislocated kneecap and why does it happen? The patella, otherwise known as the knee cap, is a bone that sits in the front of the knee joint. When the knee bends and straightens the patella provides extra support and acts as leverage to provide more power and stability to the knee joint.…
How chiropractic can help with your knee pain.

Listen to Dr. Scaro’s feature on Bold and Blonde Podcast

Episode 26: “We welcome Emma Scaro to the show, co-owner of Chiros in Motion in Elkhorn, Wisconsin.” This episode covers the beginning of Chiros in Motion LLC, Dr. Emma’s background, and how chiropractic care can help with costochondritis or vertigo.
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Dr. Scaro’s Feature on
ElkWorks Noon Whistle – Episode 11
Episode 11: Noon Whistle welcomes Dr. Emma Scaro on Tuesday. Emma is a 2013 EAHS Graduate and chiropractor at Chiros in Motion, Elkhorn, WI. Besides being a local business leader, Emma also played Division 1 soccer at Eastern Illinois University.
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What happens during your initial visit/comprehensive assessment?
Step 1:
Review of History/Injury and discussion about your treatment goals
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Step 2:
Orthopedic Exams or Special Tests specific to your injury or complaint
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Step 3:
Review of findings and discussion of the best treatment options for your complaint
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Treatment specific to your goals and complaint. Click here to learn about our treatment options.
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