Grace Medical and Chiropractic

04/22/2026

Please help us welcome Dr Kylie Magner to our clinic. Dr Kylie is now accepting new patients.

Dr. Kylie Magner was born and raised in Fort Myers, Florida, and is proud to serve the community she has always called home. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology from Florida State University in 2022 (Go Noles!), where she developed a strong foundation in human movement and overall wellness. She went on to earn her Doctorate of Chiropractic from the prestigious Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2026, where she graduated as valedictorian of her class.

Dr. Kylie utilizes a variety of chiropractic techniques to best meet the needs of each patient, including Diversified, Thompson Drop, Activator, and Cox Flexion/Distraction. With a strong focus on patient education, she is passionate about helping individuals understand what is happening in their bodies so they feel confident and empowered to take an active role in their health journey.

She enjoys caring for patients of all ages and backgrounds, with a special interest in treating pediatric patients and families. Dr. Kylie believes in creating a welcoming and supportive environment where patients feel heard and understood.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys staying active through exercise, reading, spending time with her dog Milo, and discovering new local coffee spots. She is also an avid sports fan who enjoys cheering on the Minnesota Vikings and the Florida State Seminoles.

05/27/2025

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Grace Medical Chiropractic, your North Fort Myers Chiropractor. Dr. Amy Kerr runs an excellent chiropractic clinic that provides high quality patient treatment, safe beneficial chiropractic solutions, and superior patient satisfaction. If you’re experiencing headaches, low back pain, mid back pain...

05/03/2025

04/30/2025

Did you know over 90% of people get headaches?

A headache is defined as a painful sensation in any part of the head, ranging from sharp to dull, and may occur with other symptoms. The three most common types of headaches are: tension, migraine, and medication overuse headaches.

Research has found that some of the best ways to treat headaches are exercise and spinal adjustments. So, if you've been experiencing headaches, give us a call today! 🤳

04/27/2025

Movement or Meds for Chronic Pain? The choice is yours, but here’s what you should know: Your body is designed to move. Research shows that movement-based care is often the most effective, safe, and long-lasting solution for chronic pain relief. Ready to put down the bottle and get moving? Call us today to schedule an appointment! 🙌

04/23/2025

Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones weaken and become brittle as you age. Your body constantly absorbs and replaces bone tissue, but in osteoporosis, new bone creation lags behind the removal of old bone. Over time, this imbalance leads to hollow and fragile bones. Many people don't experience symptoms until they suffer a bone fracture.

Weight-bearing exercises and a nutritious diet are essential for preventing bone loss and strengthening weakened bones. Our clinic has extensive experience working with osteoporosis patients, using safe and effective low-force techniques. We're here to help you develop an exercise program tailored to maintaining strong, healthy bones. Call us today to schedule an appointment!

04/20/2025

Proper spinal alignment supports optimal nervous system function, improves healing, and enhances overall well-being. Experience the benefits of chiropractic care for a more balanced and vibrant life. Schedule an appointment today! 🙌

04/16/2025

Spondylolisthesis is a spinal disorder in which a vertebra slips forward onto the bone below it. Risk factors for spondylolisthesis include high-impact sports, such as gymnastics and football. Genetics may also increase some people’s risk. This condition can lead to spine instability, meaning the vertebrae move more than they should. The slippage and instability can put pressure on the spinal nerves, potentially causing lower back pain or leg pain.

The term spondylolisthesis (pronounced spohn-di-low-less-THEE-sis) comes from the Greek words spondylos (meaning "spine" or "vertebra") and listhesis (meaning "slipping, sliding, or movement"). In many cases, spondylolisthesis can be effectively treated conservatively with chiropractic care. Call us today to learn how and schedule an appointment! 🤳