Wilcox Family Chiropractic

01/02/2026

As we enter the , make sure to take some time for your mental health. Check in with yourself and take a breather if you need it!

01/01/2026

New year, new you! What are some of your resolutions and goals you're aiming to conquer in the New Year? Leave a comment below!

12/31/2025

Wishing you a very happy and peaceful New Year!

12/31/2025

What's a better way to start the New Year than with our team? Schedule a visit to kick off 2026 with a healthy start!

12/31/2025

🎆Happy New Year! 🎆
Office hours:
Wed. 12/31-7:30am-12
Thurs-Friday- CLOSED

WE WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A SAFE AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!

We will resume normal office hours Monday Jan. 5th.

12/24/2025

Our office will be CLOSED 12/24-12/26. We will resume regular office hours on Monday 12/29. We wish you and your families a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season.

From Dr. Justine, Dr. Wilcox, and our team at Wilcox Family Chiropractic.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

12/23/2025

New year energy can feel exciting…and a little intense. Suddenly it’s calendar upgrades, big plans, and the urge to overhaul everything overnight. But if your body is already carrying tension from long days, busy schedules, or too much screen time, the best “reset” might be a simpler one.

12/21/2025

Pregnancy changes everything—including posture and pelvic balance. The Webster Technique focuses on gentle sacrum/pelvis care to support comfort and mobility as your body adapts.

12/20/2025

Stubborn muscle knots or scar tissue? Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue work helps break up restrictions, improve glide, and restore motion—perfect for overuse areas and athletes.

12/19/2025

"Great place to go for adjustments and massages!" says Emily on Google

★★★★★ Great place to go for adjustments and massages!

12/19/2025

Prefer a gentler approach? Instrument-assisted adjustments deliver precise, low-force input to specific joints—great for sensitive areas or patients who like a subtle touch with big results.

12/18/2025

A strong core supports a resilient spine. We'll map out step-by-step progressions (think breathing, bracing, anti-rotation) so stability becomes second nature in real-life movement.