5430 N Henry Blvd, Suite 100 · Stockbridge, GA Mon & Wed 8–12, 3–6 · Fri 8–12 (943) 244-7380
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Chiropractic care for the whole household

Five ways families use the center on N Henry Blvd. Open any card for the detail — who it suits, how long it runs and what usually changes first.

Chiropractic adjustments

The core of the practice. Hands-on diversified work and Thompson drop-table technique for lower back, mid-back, neck and the headaches that begin between the shoulder blades. You are told what is about to happen before it happens.

  • Lower back and sciatic pain
  • Neck stiffness and tension headaches
  • Shift and lifting injuries
  • Post-collision follow-up care

Prenatal & Webster technique

Pelvic balance work for every trimester, on a table set up with pregnancy pillows so you never lie flat on a bump. Dr. Caldwell writes midwife-friendly notes when your birth team asks for them, and keeps visits short in the last weeks.

  • Webster technique certified
  • Round ligament and hip discomfort
  • Sleep positioning advice
  • Postpartum recovery checks

Pediatric & family checks

Low-force, instrument-assisted checks from the first weeks of life through the teenage growth spurt. For infants the pressure is roughly what you would use to test a ripe tomato; for teenagers it is a sports-season conversation as much as an adjustment.

  • Newborn and infant checks
  • Backpack and desk posture in school years
  • Sports season screening
  • Parents welcome on the table side

Posture & recovery support

Heat, mechanical traction and a home routine short enough that you will actually do it. Built for warehouse bodies, long drivers and anyone whose job has slowly folded them forward over a keyboard.

  • Traction and heat before adjusting
  • Two or three drills, not twenty
  • Workstation and seat height review
  • Progress re-checks every fourth visit

Ongoing wellness plans

What most households settle into once the original complaint has quietened down: one visit a month, booked as a block so the whole family is finished inside an afternoon. Plans are reviewed out loud every quarter, and you can step off one at any point.

  • Monthly maintenance visits
  • Household blocks on Wednesday afternoons
  • Quarterly plan review
  • No long lock-in contracts
45 min Initial evaluation, history and exam. Imaging referred only when it changes the plan.
Verified first Benefits are checked before your appointment, so you hear the number before the table, not after.
2 days Typical wait for a new-patient slot. Morning calls often find a same-day cancellation.
The difference

Why families stay with this practice

One chart, one household

Partners, children and grandparents sit in the same file, so a pattern in one back is not missed in another.

Appointments that hold

Blocks are spaced for real adjusting time. If we run late, the desk calls you before you leave the house.

Told, not sold

Plans are explained with the scan on screen and a finish line named. Nobody signs a year of care on day one.

First visit

What your first visit actually looks like

Around fifty minutes door to door, and you will know the plan before you leave.

01

Paperwork already done

Your request comes in, Renee runs the benefits check and calls back the same working day. Forms arrive by email so the clipboard does not eat your appointment.

02

History, exam, and a straight answer

Range of motion, orthopaedic and neurological checks, then the honest part: whether this is something chiropractic helps, and whether you should be somewhere else instead.

03

First adjustment and a finish line

Most people are adjusted the same visit. You leave with a written plan that names how many visits, how often, and what should have changed by the re-check.

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