Whitemud Crossing Chiropractors in Edmonton, Alberta provides the utmost quality in family chiropractic health care. We work to transform lives by removing interference in the nervous system to allow the body to restore optimal function. From the most elderly to the tiniest of infants, chiropractors provide gentle, effective care to facilitate healing.
The team at Whitemud Crossing Chiropractors focuses our care on treating the whole person, through restoring the function and alignment of the spine. A healthy spine is vital for maximum nervous system function and to support the body's full healing potential, thus improving the quality of wellbeing and life. It is our mission to provide the chiropractic skills and information needed for a lifestyle that promotes living at one’s maximum potential.
Please feel free to browse our website. Our hope is that this website will provide the information regarding Chiropractic Care and how it can help one live a more fulfilled life. If you are unable to find the information, we would be more than happy to speak with you regarding your personal healthcare needs. Dr. Christie MacDonald, Dr. Ken Bergquist, Dr. Jeanette Amato and Dr. Jennie Long, along with our Registered Massage Therapists, our Registered Acupuncturist and our Chiropractic Assistants are here to serve and answer any questions regarding Chiropractic Care.
Parkinson's Helped With Chiropractic A case study published on June 13, 2011, in the Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research documented the dramatic improvement of a patient with chiropractic who had been suffering with ... MORE
 
Losing the Tonsils Packs on the Pounds for Children The journal Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery published research in their February, 2011 issue that found children who have undergone a tonsillectomy have also gained weight.
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Chiropractors Top Satisfaction Survey The headline above comes from New Zealand in a September 8, 2011 article posted on the Voxy.co.nz news website. The article reports on a survey which was the largest of its kind having 45,601 people ... MORE
 
Medical Errors Cost $19.5 Billion Per Year The Wall Street Journal carried an article with the headline, "Study Puts Cost of Medical Errors At $19.5 Billion", on August 9, 2010. The article is based on a study commissioned by the ... MORE