Collins Chiropractic

Excellent Chiropractic Care with a Friendly Atmosphere. Collin's Chiropractic is a great place to be adjusted, get a massage or get any sort of Chiro care. Dr. Collins is refreshingly friendly and genuinly excited about what he does. He gives a class twice a week to his new patients so that they know what to expect, and what they can expect to get out of being in his care.

He offers two methods of Chiropractic care. "Patch" care and "Fix" care. Patch care is what I have recieved from every other chiropractor I've been to. You go, get adjusted and feel better. However, with patch care a week or two weeks, even a year later you have to go back.

Fix care on the other hand incorporates 3 rungs of the Chiropractic ladder to make sure you not only feel better, but you actually ARE better. The proof is in the pudding... or in this case, the x-ray.

Adjustments - The same old, same old, tried and true that you'd get from any chiropractor.

Excersises- Daily excersises that help improve your posture through muscle memory. (mal-aligned muscles are just going to pull your newly adjusted bones back where they were before you were adjusted - Also the biggest reason people recieving chiro care should also get massages - that's just me saying so, not the doctor)

Traction - The least fun of the three, but the one with the biggest impact. Depending on your x-rays the Dr assigns traction. These vary person to person.. and I dont actually work there, so I can't tell you too much about these.. Just that since starting traction for my neck, I have had huge relief in my headaches, muscle tension in my shoulders and neck, and even my posture has noticably improved.

On top of they phsiological reasons of going to Collin's Chiropractic, the staff is very friendly. Dr. Collins, himself is a legitamately nice guy, who also does his job very well.

I give CC 5 out of 5 stars!!!

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No more lower back pain.. I was a month away from the Marine Corp. marathon in Washington DC. My lower back began to throb at the end of my long run. It led to a lot of tossing and turning--it was rare, no matter how tired I was, to get a good nights rest. My husband begged me to go to the doctor because I was making his sleep miserable too. I saw a new Chiropractor set up shop down the street from where I work. I stopped in after work, and he examined me. Right away he told me that my lower back had a curve. I started doing traction and at home exercises. 2 1/2 weeks later the pain stopped and my spine had actually straightened a little.

The marathon was over on Oct. 28th. My treatment has been going for over a month, and I am proud to say that my spinal cord straightened out. I sleep like a log once again.

I highly recommend Dr. Collins.…