A chiropractic orthopedist pays special attention to joint mobilization, orthopedic splinting and exercise rehabilitation therapy.

A chiropractic orthopedist is especially well-trained to treat injuries and dysfunctions in the extremities; such as the knees, feet, hips, ankles, shoulders, elbows, wrists and hands.

The chiropractic orthopedist is very well-trained in casting patients for orthotic support in the shoes, as well as fitting orthopedic supports and splints.

Exercise therapy is emphasized, and personalized attention is given to initiate rehabilitation to prevent future injuries.

Nutritional products are sometimes prescribed as alternatives to anti-inflammatory drugs when appropriate, as is specific nutrition for strengthening the musculoskeletal system.