This year we’re proud to partner with the Franklin Lions Club to help celebrate the annual “Franklin on the Fourth”Independence Day event. To help more people experience “Freedom from Pain,” during the week of June 27-July 1, Crist Chiropractic & Wellness will donate all proceeds collected from new patient services to help host this great holiday celebration!
We are offering new patients (or existing patients who have not had an x-ray, examination in the office in over a year) a chance to start experiencing “Freedom from Pain” at a discounted price of $45. Just schedule here and book a “New Patient Fourth of July Special” appointment. The appointment includes:
- Consultation
- Examination
- X-rays (if necessary)
- First treatment
- Report of findings
It is our goal to help more people get relief of their pain without dangerous medications and surgery. Please share this blog post with someone who we may be able to serve.
Happy Independence Day,
Dr Jason Crist
P.S. For tips to relieve back and neck pain from home and to achieve freedom from pain, download my free eBook!
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