Discover Chiropractic

read moreAt Discover Chiropractic, Fremont Chiropractors Dr. Hans Freericks, Dr. Paul Fisherand Dr. Diana Leonhave over 50 years of combined experience to benefit you. Each chiropractor at our practice is here to help you reach your individual goals, taking a customized approach to every person's care. Your chiropractor will take all the time needed to understand your concerns and how they've affected your life. If we feel that we can help you, we'll tell you. If you need to see a specialist other than us we will refer you appropriately.

read moreDiscover Chiropractic uses specific spinal adjustments to correct the subluxations and remove the nerve interference in your body. These simple techniques work extremely effectively. Our experienced team will also give you at-home stretches, exercises and recommendations about nutrition, so you'll have everything you need to be well. First, we identify which of your spinal vertebrae have lost their normal position or motion. Then your chiropractor will adjust you using a specific type of manual thrust.

read moreDiscover Chiropractic is a comfortable place with a friendly team that ensures your visits are productive and relaxing. We'll keep your best interest in mind at all times, which is why we take an individual approach to the new patient process. Whenever possible, you'll receive an evaluation, report of findings and treatment right away on your initial visit so that you can get quick relief. Occasionally, it may be appropriate to first determine your needs, then give a report of findings on the second visit.

read moreIf you have recently been in an auto accident in Fremont, there are some important decisions you need to make. We recommend you visit us as soon as possible after experiencing an auto accident. We'll have you complete some paperwork to get specific information about your injury. Our front desk will get your insurance information sorted out and checked for you. Then you'll get a thorough evaluation. Often, we need to take X-rays to make sure there are no underlying serious injuries such as ligament instability, whiplash, or minor fractures.