In honor of Veterans Day tomorrow, Wednesday Nov. 11th, Crist Chiropractic & Wellness will be giving away free chiropractic services for all active duty military and veterans. They will receive free chiropractic care all day!
Personally, Veterans Day this year takes on an extra special meaning as it is the first one I won’t be able to share it with my father. Before passing this year, he served 10 years in the Army and performed 3 tours in Vietnam.
Thank you for all of your dedication in protecting our great nation. Because of the high volume, we ask that you schedule appointments online only.
Crist Chiropractic & Wellness is here to educate, treat and care for you and your family. Let us help you put an end to your pain safely.
Best Regards,
Dr. Jason Crist
2025 Mallory Lane
Franklin, TN 37067
P.S. If you know of any active duty or veterans that could benefit from this offer please forward this email or share with the social media tabs below so they can schedule online.
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