Went for the first time this morningWent for the first time this morning and it was perfect…
Went for the first time this morning and it was perfect
Date of experience: July 21, 2022
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Our Mission Our goal is to treat each patient to their specific needs for optimum results while promoting and educating overall health at an affordable price.
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228 S 11th Street, 68620, Albion, United States
- 402-395-6957
- dramyflanagan@thehealthyback.com
- thehealthybackchiro.com
4.1
Great
5 reviews
Amy and the staff are great to work…
Amy and the staff are great to work with!
Date of experience: April 26, 2019
I had been dealing with shoulder and…
I had been dealing with shoulder and neck pain for over a month. After one visit with Amy I was able to sleep without pain! She did an amazing job working out the issue with my muscles!! Highly recommend her services!!!! 😊
-Terra Rexilius
Date of experience: April 26, 2019
Highly Recommend Amy
Highly Recommend Amy, her and her team are always friendly. Her rehabilitation techniques following adjustments are the icing on the cake to feeling back in place!
Date of experience: April 25, 2019
Always make me feel better.
Date of experience: March 11, 2019
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