The Care You Need at a Cost You Can Afford

The ChiroHealthUSA program provides discounts on many of your chiropractic expenses. The program may be used by you and members of your immediate family. While this program is not insurance, it may be used to cover expenses not covered by a major medical health insurance policy.

CHIROPRACTIC NEWS
Summertime (or Anytime) Sun Tips

Summertime (or Anytime) Sun Tips

by Brent Hearn • Though it may seem like spring just “sprung,” summertime is right around the corner. Along with family vacations, watersports, and various camps for the kids comes a rise in temperatures. According to the National Oceanic and...

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Tech and Chiropractic

Tech and Chiropractic

by Brent Hearn • The topic of tech pops up now and again in this blog, but it’s been a while since we’ve written specifically about how various technologies have pushed the chiropractic field forward. (Check out Chiropractic in the Modern Era from...

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Blood Sugar Regulation 101

Blood Sugar Regulation 101

by Brent Hearn • If you’re one of the umpteen-zillion people who have at one point or another tried to shed some weight (don’t quote us on that number), you may have learned a couple of things: It can be very hard. It can be even harder to keep it off....

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Fun Facts About Bones and Joints

Fun Facts About Bones and Joints

by Brent Hearn • The human body is a mind-bogglingly complex machine. The way its many components (usually) work together in harmony to keep us breathing, thinking, and living is a marvelous thing to behold. The human body is also pretty weird. These...

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ChiroHealthUSA Plus

The ChiroHealthUSA PLUS program provides discounts on many types of medical expenses. The program can be used by patients and members of their immediate families*. While this program is not insurance, it may be used to cover expenses not covered by a major medical health insurance policy.

This program is not available in Alaska, California, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.

*Immediate family members are defined as a spouse or domestic partner, dependent children up to the age of 26, parents in the household over age 60, and any other IRS Dependents.