OFFICE HOURS
• Times are for adjustments only
• New patients separately scheduled
MON
8 am - 9:40 am
12 noon - 12:40 pm
4 pm - 5:40 pm
TUES - closed
WED
8 am - 9:40 am
12 noon - 12:40 pm
4 pm - 5:40 pm
THUR
4 pm - 5:40 pm
FRI
8 am - 9:40 am
12 noon - 12:40 pm
SAT & SUN - closed
Our Loving and Professional Care
Numerous patients travel many miles to receive care in our office. Patients are able to achieve results here where other methods have fallen short or failed. You will enjoy both Dr. Ambrose and our staff because they believe in the importance of helping others. We do not bash medicine, nor do we offer claims of cure. We treat our patients as practice members — an extended family of sorts. We believe that strong, meaningful relationships are an essential part of getting great results with your health.We gladly see the following patient types:
- Young children
- Post surgical
- Elderly
- Those having cancer and other serious maladies
- White collar/Blue collar workers
- All other individuals
Please understand that you should not come to our office as a substitute for medical care. Although many patients obtain excellent results with symptoms and ailments, Chiropractic IS NOT a treatment for disease nor is it a substitute for medical care. You can and should see your own doctor as well as Dr. Ambrose. The two are mutually independent.
We encourage patients and their families to have regular spinal checkups — both when they are feeling well and when they are not. It may be easier to think of Dr. Ambrose as a dentist for the spine rather than a bone doctor whom you only see when you hurt. Checking and treating your spine over the long term will help your energy, posture, aging, mobility and overall health.
This practice has been built on referrals both from patients and many of Richmond's finest physicians. We are currently welcoming new patients, if you are happy with your care, please tell your family and friends.
Remember, everyone wants to get to heaven, but no one wants to die. Many people who want health need to understand that we want to help them, but ultimately the choices and the responsibility are theirs alone.
