Schneider Clinic PC

04/13/2026

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and understanding of Parkinson’s Disease. 🌷

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that damages dopamine-producing neurons. Common symptoms include tremor, stiffness, slow movement and non-movement issues like depression or sleep issues.

According to the Parkinson's Foundation, here are 5 facts about Parkinson’s everyone should know:

1️⃣ Nearly 90,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with Parkinson’s each year.
2️⃣ Scientists believe a combination of environmental and genetic factors cause PD.
3️⃣ People with Parkinson’s experience both movement and non-movement related symptoms.
4️⃣ Symptoms can be managed through medications, lifestyle changes, exercise and in some cases, surgery.
5️⃣ Early-onset Parkinson’s disease occurs in people younger than 50 years of age.

At our clinic, we offer supportive care for patients with Parkinson’s with the goal of both slowing the progression of the disease and putting symptoms into remission as naturally as possible. Our approach focuses on supporting the body through targeted therapies, lifestyle strategies, and personalized care.

Learn more here:
https://mphealth.net/pages/parkinsons

Helping raise awareness can make a difference. Share this post to help spread knowledge during Parkinson’s Awareness Month. 🖤

04/06/2026

When the weather improves, we naturally spend more time walking, gardening, exercising, or doing yard work.

While this is great for overall health, it also increases exposure to environmental irritants like:

🌸 Tree pollen
🌸 Grass pollen
🌸 Dust and soil particles
🌸 Mold spores

These particles can enter the nasal passages and trigger allergies and inflammation in the sinuses.

To support your sinuses this season, a few simple habits can help:
✅ Shower and change clothes after spending time outdoors
✅ Wash bedding regularly during allergy season
✅ Keep bedroom windows closed during high pollen days
✅ Stay hydrated to help support mucus flow
✅ Use a saline rinse to help clear allergens from the nasal passages

If seasonal changes tend to trigger sinus congestion or pressure for you each year, it may be a sign your sinuses need additional support.

🌸 Learn more about sinus health and spring allergies in our latest blog post.
bit.ly/spring-sinus

03/30/2026

Spring brings blooming flowers, warmer weather, and more time outdoors, but it can also be one of the most challenging seasons for sinus health.

Several factors come together during spring that can trigger sinus pressure and congestion:

🌸 Tree pollen peaks early in the season and can irritate the nasal passages.
🌸 Grass pollen rises as temperatures warm, increasing exposure to airborne allergens.
🌸 Rapid weather and pressure changes can affect the sinus cavities and trigger headaches or facial pressure.
🌸 Spring rain can increase mold levels, which may also irritate the sinuses.

When these irritants enter the nasal passages, the body may respond with inflammation and increased mucus production. This can narrow the sinus openings and slow normal drainage, leading to symptoms like congestion, headaches, post-nasal drip, and sinus pressure.

Small steps like rinsing the sinuses with saline, showering after spending time outdoors, and keeping windows closed during high pollen days can help reduce exposure during allergy season.

If sinus pressure or congestion continues throughout the spring, it may be a sign your sinuses need additional support.

🌿 Our personalized sinus care plans are designed to help improve sinus drainage and reduce inflammation so you can breathe easier and enjoy the season.

📖 Learn more in our latest blog post:

Breathe Easier This Spring: A Natural Approach to Sinus Relief Spring brings longer days, blooming flowers, and warmer weather. But for many people, it also marks the beginning of seasonal allergies and sinus problems. Congestion, sinus pressure, headaches, post-nasal drip, and fatigue can make it d...

03/23/2026

If you're thinking of starting a spring walking routine, check out these tips:

✔ Start with shorter walks and gradually build up your distance
✔ Stretch your calves before and after activity to reduce tension on your feet
✔ Wear supportive shoes or orthotics to help improve foot support
✔ Avoid pushing through sharp or worsening heel pain

If foot pain has been slowing you down, we recently shared a blog with simple home remedies for foot pain and when it may be time to see a doctor.

👉 Read the article here:
bit.ly/foot-pain-remedies

Get outside, enjoy the sunshine, and take advantage of the fresh start that spring brings. ☀️👟

03/17/2026

We're celebrating Arch Madness here at Schneider Clinic with Foot Levelers custom orthotics!

Foot Levelers custom orthotics are prescription inserts & shoes made specifically from your unique foot scan to support proper alignment and reduce stress on the body.

🏀 Get 2 pairs for $538 (save up to $234)
🏀 Get 3 pairs for $738 (save up to $420)

Build your combo:
☑ Any orthotic
☑ Any flip-flop
☑ XP3® Recover Slide, CAOS®, & Roanoke Sandal
*Excludes Shoethotics®

Arch Madness promotion valid through March 31, 2026.

03/16/2026

Have you noticed more people outside lately? Longer days and warmer weather naturally get us moving again: walking, exercising, working in the yard, and enjoying the outdoors.

But as activity increases, foot and heel pain can show up too.

Pain from conditions like plantar fasciitis and bone spurs commonly becomes more noticeable in the spring when people go from a slower winter season to being more active.

If you’re noticing:
• Heel pain with your first steps in the morning
• Pain after walking or standing
• Foot pain that keeps coming back

It may be time to address the underlying cause.

Our clinic offers several non-surgical options designed to reduce pain and support healing, including:
✔ Shockwave therapy
✔ Cold laser therapy
✔ PRGP (Platelet-Rich Growth Product)
✔ Stem cell therapy
✔ Chiropractic adjustments
✔ Custom orthotics

The goal is simple: help you move comfortably so you can stay active this spring.

Learn more about Plantar Fasciitis and Bone Spurs:
🌐 bit.ly/bone-spur

03/03/2026

Your gut does more than digest food — it influences your energy, mood, immune system, and inflammation levels.

🚨 Signs Your Gut May Need Help:

• Bloating or excessive gas
• Irregular bowel movements (constipation or diarrhea)
• Brain fog or fatigue
• Food sensitivities
• Skin issues like acne or eczema
• Frequent illness
• Joint discomfort

Many people normalize these symptoms, but they’re often signals that your gut barrier and microbiome may be out of balance.

One common root issue? Leaky gut. When the intestinal lining becomes compromised, it can trigger inflammation throughout the body.

We break down leaky gut and healing tips in our blog:
👉 bit.ly/leaky-gut-ibs

02/24/2026

Feeling tired, foggy, gaining weight, moody, or not sleeping well?

It may not be “just stress” or “just aging.”
It could be a hormone imbalance.

Unlike traditional Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), which uses synthetic hormones, our clinic offers Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT), which uses hormones that are molecularly identical to the ones your body naturally produces. Our BHRT program is customized to your specific lab results and carefully monitored for precision and safety.

Unlike traditional Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), which uses synthetic hormones, our clinic offers Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) which uses hormones that are molecularly identical to the ones your body naturally produces. Our BHRT program is customized to your specific lab results and carefully monitored for precision and safety.

When properly prescribed and monitored, BHRT may help:

• Increase energy and mental clarity
• Improve mood and emotional stability
• Support healthy metabolism and weight balance
• Enhance libido
• Promote deeper, more restorative sleep
• Support bone, heart, and brain health

This isn’t about masking symptoms. It’s about restoring balance.

If you’ve been wondering whether your hormones are impacting your health, schedule a consultation and find out if BHRT is right for you.

Learn more about BHRT:
🌐 mphealth.net/pages/hormone-therapy

01/26/2026

20% off Multi-Strain Probiotic 💊

✅ Supports healthy gut balance
✅ Supports digestive & immune health
✅ Supports maintaining beneficial bacteria

Now only $23 for purchase at the clinic. While supplies last.

01/20/2026

That “muscle knot” you keep rubbing?
It’s often more than just tight muscles.

Muscle knots are commonly trigger points - tight areas of muscle that stay contracted and can cause pain, stiffness, and even pain that travels to other parts of the body.

If stretching and massage only provide temporary relief, there may be a deeper muscular issue involved. After a thorough exam, our Nurse Practitioner may recommend customized trigger point injections to help relax tight muscles, improve circulation, and restore normal movement.

👉 Learn more about trigger point injections:
🌐 mphealth.net/pages/triggerpoint

12/29/2025

In celebration of the New Year, our clinic will be closed Wednesday through Friday (12/31 – 1/2). Wishing you a happy, healthy year ahead!

12/25/2025

From all of us at Schneider Clinic and MP Health, we want to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas. We are truly grateful for the trust you place in our clinic and for being part of our community. Enjoy our group photo from this year’s red carpet themed Christmas party!