D'Amato Chiropractic Clinic

03/27/2024

Immediate opening for a licensed massage therapist. Existing client base. Flexible schedule. Message or call for more information!

03/17/2024

Looking for a chiropractic assistant, please email resume to Damatochiro@gmail.com, or fax 330-629-9339.

Must be people person, capable of multitasking, able to stand 8 -10 hour days, reliable, capable of learning practice management software. Work week is Monday, Wednesday and alternating, every other Friday or Saturday. 3-4 days a week. Immediate Opening.

10/04/2023

Last day to vote! Get those votes in before midnight! Don’t forget to check out the other amazing local businesses and vote for your favorite! So many categories!

Daily through October 3rd

10/01/2023

Voting is still open! You can vote daily.

Thank you everyone.

Daily through October 3rd

09/25/2023

Thank you so much for nominating our office!

Please vote for Chiropractic office and Dr. D as Chiropractor!!!

Check out D'Amato Chiropractic Office. Vote daily through October 3 for the winners in The Vindicator's Readers' Choice awards. Be sure to spread the word to your family, friends, and even neighbors so they too can vote!

Daily through October 3rd

12/23/2022

01/17/2022

❄️❄️❄️Snow Day 1/17 ❄️❄️❄️
The office will open at 8 am on Tuesday. Thanks!

08/19/2021

Helpful tips for back to school. 🎒

Back pain is pervasive among American adults, but they are not alone: Young children are suffering from back pain much earlier than previous generations, and the use of overweight backpacks is a contributing factor for some, according to the American Chiropractic Association (ACA). “In my own prac...

04/22/2020

Missing some of your favorite products or want to keep your immune system strong and supported?

Current patients, call us at 3306299292, we can ship items to you!

Pictured below are great immune support options: Bio C Plus, Vitamin D, Echinacea Premium and Herbal Throat Spray.

Lung and Respiratory Support:
ResCo and PulmaCo

Allergy and Sinus Congestion nasal sprays and BioFreeze!

Prices vary! Limited quantities.

04/19/2020

Surprise! Happy Birthday, Dr. D! 🎉🎈🎂 Memories By The Yard helped us pull off a great quarantine celebration!

03/16/2020

As we continue to provide care to our patients, we have implemented measures to increase the cleaning and sanitizing practices in our office, which includes all treatment surfaces, common areas and frequently touched surfaces like door k***s, sign in areas, etc.

If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms,

FEVER
COUGH
SHORTNESS OF BREATH

You should refrain from coming into the office, limit your exposure to other people, and reach out to your primary care physician/local emergency department to determine your risk level and next steps.

In these unprecedented times of uncertainty, what can you do to improve your health and reduce the risk for you and your family? Here are some suggestions that we recommend:

*Drink plenty of water
*Eat healthy, nutrient rich foods
*Get plenty of rest/sleep
*Take daily vitamins, including those that are known to support your immune system
*Incorporate daily physical activity and stress reduction techniques like meditation into your routine
*Get fresh air. As the weather changes, open windows and get outside as much as possible
*Get adjusted/acupuncture
*Avoid large crowds and people exhibiting signs of fever and cough
*If you don't feel well, stay home and limit your interactions with other people
*Wash your hands frequently
*Avoid touching your eyes, nose, mouth, unless you are certain your hands are clean
*Cough and sneeze into the crook of your elbow

Don't panic. Stay informed with accurate information.
It is estimated by epidemiologists that a large majority of those in the US could become exposed to the coronaovirus. However, it is important to understand that it will not affect all individuals the same. For the majority of individuals, contracting the virus is expected to be similar to coming down with a cold or flu virus, followed by recovery. Symptoms for many will be mild to moderate. However, for individuals of advanced age, with complicating conditions or challenged immune systems, it could cause more severe sickness or possible death.

Measures taken by state and local officials have been based on emerging information as well as trends experienced in other areas that have already been exposed. In Ohio, the coronavirus is expected to peak in exposure and confirmed cases sometime in April. Cancellation of school and other events, and restrictions on gathering sizes, have all been done in an attempt to reduce the number of people that will become sick and to reduce the strain on the healthcare system so that resources are available to those who need it.

If updated information changes the way that we are able to deliver care, we let you know.