I'm so thankful to have access to neurological-based chiro care for my family. And a business…read morerooted in Jesus? What a perfect fit.
I first met Dr. Matt and Dr. Kara at ITOWN Church and received adjustments while on staff. When I left, I noticed the difference in my body and knew I needed to resume care. My husband and I have been receiving regular weekly adjustment at The Premier Life (formerly Premier Family Chiropractic) since 2021. Our two girls have been fortunate enough to receive care since their first week of life and myself through both pregnancies.
The care we receive in the office is attentive and tailored to each of us. We receive annual scans and and home care to practice outside the office to optimize healing and sustained health. And because the practice isn't about symptom managment, but really supporting the nervous system and therefore the body, they offer so many great resorces ranging from nutrition to fitness, removing toxins to supporting the body with supplements. They host a weekly podcast, put out weekly blog posts, curated a lending library in the office, and host monthly events all centering around different ways to support our bodies so they can heal themselves and we can live a "premier" life.
Additionally, the doctors know my family and are so great with my girls. My two-year-old loves to go to the chiropractor! She can do all the warm-ups, loves the vibe plate, and, of course, getting a sticker at the end of each visit. The office is made for families, with cozy seating areas, an awesome coloring station, changing station (complete with clean diapers of all sizes and wipes) in the bathroom, and of course stickers. They also have commentary coffee, tea, and water, as well as several cozy seating areas--one that houses a book for prayer requests that the staff prays over each week. It's inviting and high-energy, with worship music blaring--feels like home.
They also do such a wonderful job of giving back through annual food drives, diaper drives, and an Angel Tree, as well as creating events to bring in and support other local businesses.
Though the cost can be intimidating and sometimes prohibitive, I can't recommend this practice more.