Exciting News & Changes at Georgetown’s Highest-Rated Chiropractic Office
Exciting changes at Landmark Chiropractic in Georgetown, KY! Discover our new office hours and meet our newest chiropractor, Dr. John Peters.
Fall Cleanup Without the Fall: 6 Ways to Protect Your Back & Body During Fall and Winter Prep
Protect your back during fall cleanup. Landmark Chiropractic shares 6 tips for safer raking, lifting, gutter cleaning and winter home prep.
Staying Strong in the Saddle: Why Equestrians Need to Take Care of Their Spine, Joints & Muscles
Learn how chiropractic care can help equestrians, jockeys, horse trainers, and riders prevent injuries, relieve pain, and protect their spine and joints.
Pickleball Is Booming in Central Kentucky—Protect Yourself from Injury While You Play
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in America—and while it’s fun for all ages, the quick starts, sudden stops, twisting, and repetitive movements can increase your risk of injury.
VA Community Care Chiropractic Referrals: How Landmark Chiropractic Supports Veterans, Active-Duty Military & Their Families
Many Veterans are surprised to learn that chiropractic care is a covered benefit through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for eligible Veterans. Through the VA Community Care Program, many Veterans may receive treatment from community providers like Landmark Chiropractic after receiving a referral from their VA healthcare team.
How Working on an Automobile Production Line Can Impact Your Back Health
Manufacturing jobs often require workers to perform the same physical movements hundreds—or even thousands—of times during a single shift. Even with modern ergonomic improvements, repetitive tasks can gradually wear on the body. How can chiropractic care help keep you healthy and on the job?
Stress Awareness Month: How Stress Impacts Back & Neck Pain—and How Chiropractic Care Can Help
April is Stress Awareness Month, a time to recognize how ongoing stress affects not just your mental health—but your physical body as well. One of the most common places stress shows up? Your back and neck.