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Phase 3: Wellness Care

Maintenance is Key to Healthy Living

Once your body has fully healed, routine chiropractic care may help ensure that your physical problems do not return, and may keep your body in optimal condition. Just as continuing exercise and nutritional programs maintain your body, it is necessary to continue chiropractic care to ensure the health of your neurological musculoskeletal system.

Making routine chiropractic care a part of your lifestyle may help you avoid many of the aches and pains that plague so many people.  Additionally, your joints will last longer and you will be able to engage in more activity.

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  • "Dr. Gilcher's office is one I actually don't mind coming to. To me the office is so family friendly. The atmosphere there is so happy. Dr. Gilcher and Stacy make everyone feel so welcome. If I'm there by myself I feel comfortable. If it's full it does not feel stressful. Everyone is talking and reading even the children are not scared to go in and see the doctor. I cannot imagine going anywhere else. Dr. Gilcher has helped me with my sinuses and I can walk better without lower back pain. No, I cannot imagine going anywhere else. I feel great each time I leave his office. Thank You Doc."
    Yolanda W.
  • "I have a daughter, Alexis, who was diagnosed with Cerepral Palsy, with seizures. She has activity with low muscle tones. You pray and look for any help you can get. Alexis has been taking therapy for about eight years and seeing various doctors. We have serial casting and intesive stretching, and seizure meds. We were thinking about surgery for tendon release when we met Dr. Gilcher. It came to me, maybe chiropracitc can help Alexis. It is now April 12th, Dr. Gilcher has been treating Alexis for two months and her doctors and therapists are amazed at Alexis's improvement, as well as myself. Sitting better, not as much seizure activity, happier and overall healthy. I Thank Dr. Gilcher and his staff for all they have done to help Alexis. I will tell everyone everywhere I go about Dr. Gilcher."
    Patricia G.

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