Kuna, ID Drs and Health Practioners

Back2Life’s staff of massage therapists promotes overall health with a range of wellness services. Muscles relax under healing strokes during custom massage-therapy sessions, which can feature soothing supplements such as aromatherapy.

Allante Life Med Spa's med spa lavishes patrons in peels, dermal fillers, cosmetic laser treatments, and Botox treatments, preserving youthful complexions with minimally invasive treatments that diminish the appearance of wrinkles and age spots, such as freckles shaped like phonographs. B12 injections and massage therapy expand the canon of services that pamper from the inside out.

After graduating from Los Angeles Chiropractic College, Dr. Craig Ellison brought a holistic approach to the back treatments he was licensed to perform. He uses the Activator method, a noninvasive technique that emphasizes speed instead of force during chiropractic adjustments to treat both children and adults. Aided by a battery of equipment, including an electromyography scanner, the doctor of chiropractic works to aid in recovery after injuries, accidents, and weekends spent helping Wile E. Coyote move into a new apartment. In addition to adjustments, Dr. Ellison empowers his patients with at-home corrective exercises and nutritional supplements.

At Signature Dental, Dr. Matt Kooyman and his staff strive for utmost patient comfort during the full range of general, restorative, and cosmetic dental treatments. He uses soft-tissue lasers to recontour gum lines, reducing the bleeding and recovery time of metal blades, and Diagnodent lasers to reveal tooth decay, which, like a middle child’s birthday, can be easily overlooked.

In order to help minimize patient discomfort and set patients at ease, Dr. Kooyman’s quiet electric handpieces reduce much of the whir and buzz of air-driven dental equipment. A television and headphones in the operatory further block out ambient dental noises while the operatory’s massaging dental chair kneads out muscle kinks.

Greg Bishop was a professional flutist before he became a certified rolfer and rolf movement practitioner. In 1988, when overuse injuries threatened to end his music career, Bishop discovered rolfing, a hands-on method of bodywork created more than 50 years ago that addresses and prevents injuries—or boosts clients’ ability to stand through an earthquake—by making precise adjustments to the body’s structure. Inspired to help others, Bishop earned his rolfing certifications and began practicing himself. In addition to offering rolfing therapies to adults and children, Bishop promotes health with craniosacral-therapy and myofascial-massage services.