The Joint is running a campaign for First Responders Week. First responders and their families can receive free care at nearly 200 The Joint clinics Sept. 8-13.
August 28, 2014 — As a small token of thanks for their everyday bravery, police, firefighters, emergency medical technicians, active duty military, and the families that support them can visit The Joint…the chiropractic place® for a free adjustment during First Responders Week, Sept. 8-13.
The benefits of chiropractic care include relief from the back and neck pain that can result from the physical demands of the work first responders typically perform. During First Responders Week at The Joint, these heroes and their immediate family members may come in for a free adjustment at any of The Joint’s participating clinics.
No appointments are required and the clinics are open evenings and weekends. For regular clinic hours, visit www.TheJoint.com.
Click here to download photos or view a list of all participating clinics.
The Joint aims to reinvent chiropractic care by making quality alternative healthcare affordable for patients seeking pain relief and ongoing wellness.
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