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Your Lewiston Chiropractor

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Quality Services & Personalized Care

I take the time necessary to accurately assess your situation and personalize treatment to meet your specific needs. I will take a complete history, examine you and discusses what treatment options are available. If necessary, a referral is made to other qualified healthcare professionals.


Why I am a Doctor of Chiropractic

  • Because I honor the inborn potential of everyone to be truly healthy.
  • Because I desire to help the newborn, the aged, and those without hope.
  • Because I choose to care for the patient with the disease, not the disease.
  • Because I wish to assist rather than intrude, to free rather than control.
  • Because I seek to correct the cause, not it’s effect.
  • Because I know doctors do not heal, only the body can heal itself.
  • Because I have been called to serve others.
  • Because I want to make a difference.
  • Because everyday I get to witness miracles.
  • Because I know it’s right.

Dr Joan Burrow
Lewiston Chiropractor | Joan P Burrow DC LLC | (208) 798-8228

427 Park Ave
Lewiston, ID 83501 4307

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Joan P Burrow DC has been awarded as a top Chiropractic practice with some of Lewiston’s best Chiropractors.
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Testimonials

  • "My health has improved considerably thanks to Dr. Anderson"
    Jane Doe / La Jolla, CA
  • "I have benefited tremendously from the chiropractic care I received from Dr. Anderson."
    John Doe, San Diego CA

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Monday - Saturday:

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Sunday:

Closed

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