Chiefland Chiropractic

03/30/2026

Enjoy a rejuvenating massage experience with Nicole! She’s a seasoned therapist boasting nearly 15 years of expertise, and utilizes a range of techniques to provide optimal relief.

Call to schedule your appointment!
📞 352-490-7077.

02/09/2026

We have added two services that you need to know about. First, Nicole, a massage therapist with 14 years of experience under her belt is available on Mondays and Fridays. Dr. Josh has received massages since he was 16-years old and said, “She’s one of the best!” For the month of February you can book up to two one-hour massages for only $70 each.

And the second service we’ve added that is rapidly growing in popularity due to the many health benefits, is HBOT or Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Our 1.4 ATA equivalent soft-sided chamber allows you to relax and breathe in concentrated oxygen so that your body may heal optimally. Sessions typically range from 1-2 hours as you recline or lay down in the comfortable, cushioned chamber. Prices start at just $65 for a one hour session or $50/hour when you purchase ten sessions in advance.

Schedule today (352) 490-7077

01/31/2026

In Loving Memory of F. Keith Richeson
August 19, 1947 — January 2, 2026

Floyd Keith Richeson was known for his compassion, generosity, and unwavering commitment to helping others. Keith touched countless lives through both his profession and his personal kindness. He was an extraordinary Chiropractic Physician for over 45 years in the towns of Gainesville and Chiefland.

Above all, Keith was a devoted father to his three sons—Marcus, Micah, and Matthew—each of whom proudly followed in his footsteps to become Chiropractors. He found great joy in his family and was deeply proud of the men his sons became.

Keith is preceded in death by his parents, James Floyd Richeson and Ruth Thomas Richeson. He is survived by three sons, Marcus Keith, Micah Thomas (Mitze McBride Richeson) and Matthew Todd (Stephanie Ciolkosz Richeson). Also his sister Carol Lynn Kennedy and former wife Sheilah Richeson Benson who helped raise their three sons. As well as seven grandchildren; Sydney Richeson, Lacey Rose Wheeler (Jay Wheeler), Lexie Richeson Cravens (Kevin Cravens), Jack Richeson, Maxim Richeson, Sasha Richeson, Roman Richeson, and one great grandson Noah Wheeler.

Keith truly loved life and people. He was always willing to lend a helping hand, offering his time, care, and support freely, never expecting anything in return. His giving spirit and genuine heart left a lasting impact on everyone who knew him.

A large part of his life was his service to God, serving as both a Deacon and later as an Elder of Glen Springs Road Church of Christ. Keith strengthened his relationship with the Lord and rededicated his life to Christ this past year. His faith once again had become an important part of his journey and brought him great peace and purpose.

Keith will always be remembered for his servant’s heart, his dedication to healing others, and the love he poured into his family in his early years, his restored faith, and his community. His legacy will continue to live on through the many lives he touched and the family he loved so deeply.

Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 4:00pm at Williams-Thomas Funeral Home 823 NW 143rd Street, Jonesville, FL 32669

The family will receive guests one hour prior, beginning at 3:00pm.

12/08/2025

Dr. Josh has a very special assistant back in the office—baby Attie! We’re excited that we have Izzy back from maternity leave! ♥️

11/24/2025

🌫️ Gilchrist County, we seem to have misplaced the horizon. 🌫️

Good MORNING from Gilchrist County Emergency Management, where the fog is currently thicker than your grandma’s gravy on Thanksgiving. If you walked outside and thought you’d been teleported into a mystery movie—don’t worry, you’re still in Gilchrist County… probably.

🚗 Driving this morning?

Take it slow! This fog is no joke. It’s the kind of fog where you lose sight of your mailbox, your road, and your will to drive all within 10 seconds.

👀 Fog Survival Tips (Gilchrist Edition):

➡️ Use low-beam headlights. High beams just turn the fog into a glowing wall of regret.

➡️ Slow down. If you can’t see the hood of your truck, it’s not the morning to set a personal speed record.

➡️ Leave extra space. The car ahead of you might vanish and reappear like a magic trick.

➡️ Use fog lights if you’ve got ’em. If not… low beams and patience.

➡️ Avoid sudden stops. The guy behind you is just as blind as you are.

➡️ If visibility gets too bad, pull off in a safe spot. Not the middle of the road. Not your neighbor’s yard.

➡️ Turn off cruise control. This isn’t the morning for your car to make decisions on its own.

Remember: This morning’s fog is not supernatural activity—it’s just weather being dramatic.

Stay safe out there, Gilchrist! The sun should clock in eventually… unless it called out today.

11/24/2025

⚠️ Be safe out there this morning. ⚠️

🌫️ Gilchrist County, we seem to have misplaced the horizon. 🌫️

Good MORNING from Gilchrist County Emergency Management, where the fog is currently thicker than your grandma’s gravy on Thanksgiving. If you walked outside and thought you’d been teleported into a mystery movie—don’t worry, you’re still in Gilchrist County… probably.

🚗 Driving this morning?

Take it slow! This fog is no joke. It’s the kind of fog where you lose sight of your mailbox, your road, and your will to drive all within 10 seconds.

👀 Fog Survival Tips (Gilchrist Edition):

➡️ Use low-beam headlights. High beams just turn the fog into a glowing wall of regret.

➡️ Slow down. If you can’t see the hood of your truck, it’s not the morning to set a personal speed record.

➡️ Leave extra space. The car ahead of you might vanish and reappear like a magic trick.

➡️ Use fog lights if you’ve got ’em. If not… low beams and patience.

➡️ Avoid sudden stops. The guy behind you is just as blind as you are.

➡️ If visibility gets too bad, pull off in a safe spot. Not the middle of the road. Not your neighbor’s yard.

➡️ Turn off cruise control. This isn’t the morning for your car to make decisions on its own.

Remember: This morning’s fog is not supernatural activity—it’s just weather being dramatic.

Stay safe out there, Gilchrist! The sun should clock in eventually… unless it called out today.

07/02/2025

We hope that you all have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day! Happy birthday America!! 🇺🇸 🎉 🎆

The office will be closed on July 3rd and 4th. We look forward to seeing you on Monday with all of your fingers and toes still intact. 🤙🏼

12/13/2023

Merry Christmas from our Chiefland Chiropractic family!

We recently discovered that we have a very talented painter that visits our office for maintenance adjustments. And wow did he ever impress us with his Christmas painting on our message board!! 🤩 Thanks, Todd!

We will leave this artwork up until we reopen in the new year, so come see us this week or next to get a look at Todd’s skills in person.

As the board reads, we will be closed following our office hours on 12/22. We will reopen on 1/3/2024. Have safe and joyful Christmas and New Year celebrations!

10/02/2023

Happy Fall y’all! 🍁

Come in this week and enter our raffle for a chance to win one of a few prizes as we say thank you for your reviews and referrals.

If you’ve never left a review, it’s not too late. Click the link and leave a Google review today.

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08/22/2023

The office will be closed this week as Dr. Josh has an out of state commitment.

Be safe out there!

We will reopen at 6:30 AM on Monday, 8/28.