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$45 for Four-Visit Chiropractic-Care Package with Exam, X-Rays, and Follow-Up Adjustments ($1,325 Value)

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Chiropractors conduct evaluations and take x-rays before administering spinal adjustments, traction, and treatments during follow-up visits

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Expires Jul 31, 2013
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. New clients only. All services must be used by the same person. For best results, use all treatments within 2 weeks. Not valid for personal injury or workman's compensation cases. Medicare, Medicaid, and Tricare recipients are excluded from this offer by law. Government issued identification required at time of initial visit. Based on initial exam findings, additional services may be recommended.
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$45 for a Four-Visit Chiropractic-Care Package ($1,325 Value)

The initial 60-minute visit includes a consultation, an evaluation, digital x-rays if necessary, a PostureRay analysis, a digital orthotic foot exam, and insurance verification. The second 45- to 60-minute visit includes a report of exam findings, an adjustment, and a brief education session. The third and fourth visits, which last 30 to 45 minutes, include an adjustment, traction treatments, and additional therapies geared toward the patient's wellness goals. For optimal results, customers should complete all treatments within two weeks.

Kentucky Residents - You have the right to rescind, within seventy-two (72) hours, any obligation for services performed in addition to this free or discounted service.

Chiro One Wellness Centers

The doctors of chiropractic at Chiro One Wellness Centers put patients at the core of their efforts. Though the centers are spread the country, with locations in Illinois, Kentucky and Texas, the company's mission remains to help patients and their surrounding communities reach their maximum potential through a combination of customized chiropractic treatment plans and education. This approach doesn't just assuage painful symptoms—it's also designed to uncover the root causes of ailments such as whiplash, insomnia, headaches, carpal-tunnel syndrome, and more.

In their efforts to improve communication in the central nervous system by addressing nerve interference, chiropractors provide spinal adjustments and supplemental treatments such as cervical traction, therapeutic exercise and balance-strengthening wobble boards. Their practice extends far beyond the wellness centers, however: community-outreach efforts take them to health fairs, offsite spinal screenings, and complimentary workshops on a range of wellness topics. They also devote themselves to nonprofit work with several organizations, including The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Greater Chicago Food Depository. At the Chiros Care Free Wellness Center, they examine and treat Chicago's homeless and HIV-positive population, fueled by their belief that everyone should have access to expert preventive care.

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