Office Visits Now Available In Aledo

The Chiropractic Place For Mommy and Me signI’m very excited to announce that, starting next week (beginning April 23rd, 2018), I will start offering office visits in Aledo at The Chiropractic Place for Mommy and Me, located at 301 Elm Street, Aledo, TX 76008.

Homevisits are still available, and I have no plans to change that, but office visits will now be an option as well.  This may be a good option for some or all of your appointments if:

  • you feel more comfortable being seen in an office setting.
  • privacy is limited in your home, due to other children, guests, or roommates.
  • your living situation is in flux.
  • you need to get out of the house.
  • it’s just more appealing to you for any reason.

Office hours available are more limited than my homevisit schedule at this time, and are by appointment only. This is a great option for an initial consult, where you can meet me and decide if you want to hire me without having to invite me into your home before ever meeting me. Even if you much prefer homevisits, which most of my clients do, this is also a great option for any number of unanticipated things that may come up.

Already a client and want to be seen in office? Just let me know, and we can re-plan your next appointment to be an office visit. Thinking about setting up a free consultation at the new location? Contact me and let’s do it!

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