New Spring Chiropractic’s OnSite Digital X-Ray Service Proudly Defies Convention

May 18, 2018

New Spring Chiropractic has defied convention in the Chiropractic market with the release of its new OnSite Digital X-Ray Service. Further information can be found at https://newspringchiro.com

Palm Coast, United States - May 18, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Earlier today, New Spring Chiropractic finally announced the beginning of its new OnSite Digital X-Rays Service, which has been in development since December 2016. The main aim of the OnSite Digital X-Ray Service is to offer an essential diagnostic service by providing the clearest picture available in x-ray technology. This enables better analysis by our doctors, resulting in greater accuracy of care for our image-guided adjusting…. but it does so, with a difference.

Dr. Sean Gimbert, the founding chiropractor at New Spring Chiropractic, says: “We wanted the best technology available for our diagnostic imaging department with the OnSite Digital X-Ray Service. Anyone familiar with Chiropractic has probably noticed how most of traditional chiropractic currently seems to just focus on relieving secondary problems like muscle spasms and pain. This is a problem because if the focus is simply to relieve pain without fixing the main concern, the solution will only be temporary and the main source of the pain can become a chronic issue. Our new OnSite Digital X-Ray Service allows our doctors find underlying problems instead of treating the pain and muscle spasms, which many times means faster healing and better outcomes for our patients.”

So as a welcome breath of fresh air, New Spring Chiropractic will instead offer onsite digital x-rays which will provide clarity to identifying the main concern and gently correcting structural issues identified on the diagnostic imaging. New Spring Chiropractic chose to be unique in this way and make this move because we are dedicated to offering our patients the best option when it comes to diagnostic imaging technology and identifying the root cause of pain and health concerns. This, in turn, allows us to provide the high quality of care we stand behind and as an additional benefit, to be as gentle and precise with the patient’s care because of the information gained through precise digital imaging.

Dr. Sean Gimbert also said “We decided to go with the onsite digital x-ray to give our patients ease of mind when having imaging done. First, we realize the importance of convenience. Our patients no longer have to be referred to outside imaging facilities for their x-rays, but can have their needs taken care of quickly and efficiently. Second, we never want to guess about our patient’s health and this includes their diagnostic x-rays. With our new OnSite Digital X-Ray Service, they have a fresh new sense of clarity when seeking answers. We want them to feel confident about choosing a health facility that offers the latest in diagnostic options.”

New Spring Chiropractic has been in business almost 2 years now since 2016. We opened our doors to the Palm Coast community in December 2016. Since Day 1, we have always aimed to be the leader in Structural Chiropractic Care by providing the best care possible for each and every patient.

The new OnSite Digital X-Ray Service is set to launch May 2018. To find out more about the service and New Spring Chiropractic, it’s possible to visit https://newspringchiro.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Sean Gimbert
Email: [email protected]
Organization: New Spring Chiropractic
Address: 55 Plaza Dr. Suite D6, Palm Coast, FL 32137, United States
Phone: +1-386-227-7534

For more information, please visit https://newspringchiro.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 346450

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