Penn Chiropractic Office

The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics is Topeka's only multidisciplinary practice treating musculoskeletal problems of the back, neck, arms, and legs. Rehabilitation to improve posture and key movement patterns complete each manual treatment. We identify problem causes early and act as a central point of communication with other healthcare professionals.

The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics is the premier location for Physical Therapy in Northeast Kansas. We are proud to have one Fellowship trained Physical Therapist, Matt Elniff, PT, FAAOMPT, and one Doctor of Physical Therapy currently in Fellowship training, Courtney Simon, DPT.

Listed are our office hours, a list of accepted insurances, and our new patient information. We hope the provided information helps to serve you better. At The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics, we help you help yourself. Depending on your insurance company you may have more paperwork at the time of your visit.

At The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics we want to share helpful links and nutrition information with you. We want you to have many resources available to keep you healthy. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call us! Dr. Frye is a member of this group. The American Association of Orthopaedic Medicine (AAOM) is a not-for-profit organization, which provides information and educational programs on the accurate diagnosis and comprehensive nonsurgical treatment of musculoskeletal problems.

The staff at The Center for Manual Medicine and Regenerative Orthopedics wants to improve your health and relieve your pain. Nothing makes us happier. We love to hear your testimonials. It lets us know we are doing our jobs well. Just about one year ago Sophia was suffering from chronic Achilles pain-this was making it very difficult for her to dance, even just walking, running, and jumping-the things kids do normally every day, were causing her pain.She first tried rest, along with some physical therapy and nerve block shots weekly.