Incledon Chiropractic Center

The office will be closed on Friday, April 24.

We will reopen on Monday, April 27 at 9:00 AM.

Office News in March

New patients coming in on Tuesday, March 17th will receive their consultation and X-rays for $17!

There are NO scheduled closures for the month. Be sure to check our social media and your text messages for any potential closures.

⚠️OFFICE OPENING AT 2:00PM ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD⚠️

Due to the impending weather, the office will be closed tomorrow morning. We will be open in the afternoon. Please check back and check your text messages for further updates.

♥️𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐕𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐞’𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲 from your favorite Chiropractor

♥️New Patient Special♥️

We are having a Valentine’s New Patient Special on Friday, February 13th!

New patients who come in this day will receive a complimentary first visit.

Call (845) 897-2402 or visit our website to schedule! (Link in bio)

Office News in February

New patients coming in on Friday, February 13th will receive a complimentary exam and x-rays!

The office has NO scheduled closures for the month. Be sure to check our social media and your text messages for any potential weather closures.

❌OFFICE CLOSED MONDAY, JANUARY 26TH❌

Due to the inclimate weather, our office will be closed on Monday, January 26th. We will reopen at 9 AM Tuesday.

Patient Spotlight —

“I barely was able to walk into the building, two weeks later I was able to dance at my son and daughter-in-law’s wedding. I thought it was an impossible task, but thanks to Dr. John it all happened.”

Long time patient Chuck worried he would not be able to dance at his son’s wedding. We are so grateful that we’re able to help our patients in these important moments!

Wellness Wednesday

Vitamin D. is an essential, fat soluble vitamin. It is important in bone growth, as well as reducing inflammation, glucose metabolism, and immune function, as well as a possible cause of depression.

It occurs naturally in only a few foods and is often added to other food thorugh a fortification process. The other main source of Vitamin D is through sun exposure, which trigger Vitamin D synthesis in the skin.

It is important note that due to its fat solubility, it is possible to have too much Vitamin D in your system so it is mportant to get your levels checked during blood tests. Experts recommend a Vitamin D blood level of 50-70 ng/mL for optimal function. The next time you have blood work done, ask for Vitamin D levels to be checked to see if you could benefit form supplementation!