Its hard to believe that Valentine’s weekend is only two weeks away. This year give your loved one the gift of health. When you refer your loved one into our office as a new patient, YOU will receive your next visit for free (schedule here).
This “Valenspine’s” special is valid from this Monday, February 1st through Friday, February 12th. This is our way of saying ‘Thank You’ for being a valued patient in our office.
The love doesn’t stop there!
When you refer your loved one into our office you will be entered into a drawing for a FREE, Romantic Dinner For Two at Stoney River Steakhouse ($150 Value).
If they suffer from any of these conditions, now is the time to act:
-Headaches
-Neck Pain
-Back Pain
-Migraines
-Numbness or Tingling in their Arms or Legs
-Sinus and or Allergies
-High Blood Pressure
-Stress
-Hyper Tension
-Stiffness and Tightness
-Shoulder Pain
-Restricted Movements
-Knee Pain
Rest assured we will take great care of your loved ones and help them restore their health naturally.
Regards,
Dr Jason Crist
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