Crist Chiropractic & Wellness will be celebrating the upcoming Valentines holiday in a big way. For one day only, all treatments and services will be FREE for both new and established patients.
Having served the Cool Springs area for almost 20 years, Dr. Jason S. Crist would like to say “thank you”, and give back to the community that has given so much to him. What better way to do that then to offer residents a natural solution to pain, and the first step towards a lifetime of wellness for absolutely FREE?
Have you been living with pain? Are you tired of taking prescriptions that only mask the pain you’re in? Are you facing the choice of back or neck surgery? Or are you just interested in experiencing how proper chiropractic care can improve your overall lifestyle? If you answered “Yes!” to any of the questions above, we invite you to visit our practice this coming Tuesday, February 14th from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.
ESTABLISHED PATIENTS: Receive all regular treatments.
NEW PATIENTS: Receive chiropractic examination, all necessary x-rays, report of findings, and first treatment.
To book your FREE appointment to Crist Chiropractic & Wellness’s Valentines Patient Appreciation Day, please visit our official website at:
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