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Monday: 8AM - 6PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 6PM
Wednesday: ClosedThursday: 8AM - 6PM
Friday: 8AM - 6PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Healing Hands Chiropractic is highly regarded for its caring and professional service. Patients appreciate Dr. Carlsson’s attentive approach, taking the time to listen, create personalized plans, and provide effective treatment. Many describe feeling significant relief from pain and leaving the office feeling relaxed and better. The environment is calm, clean, and inviting, enhancing the overall experience. New patients are scheduled for full-hour appointments, ensuring thorough care, while established patients receive half-hour sessions. The staff’s friendly demeanor and the calming atmosphere make it a preferred choice for those seeking chiropractic care. Overall, Healing Hands Chiropractic is known for its excellent service, effective treatment, and welcoming environment, making it highly recommended by satisfied patients.
I was very impressed with Dr. Carlsson. He took time to listen to me, make a plan and treat my issues. I have not felt this much relief in quite some time - he is highly recommended!
Dr. Wayne Carlsson is the best chiropractor I have found since moving back to Jamestown from Seattle. I have been a patient for over 15 years and can't say enough good things. You start out with a mini massage so you will be relaxed and he can adjust you easier. After, you get to relax on the rolling table so you really feel good when you leave. The 1 star reviews obviously give bad reviews to just about everything except bars and restaurants. Don't judge if you have never been a patient.
Healing Hands is not a "crack and go" office. New patients are booked for 1 hour appointments which doesn't allow for people to be squeezed in. Appointments for an established patient is a half-hour long. Not sure how a person can give a one star rating when they haven't even had the service. "No new patients until Fall" was meant for the locals as well.