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Welcome to Bracken Family Chiropractic
Your Orange Park Chiropractor

Call us at (904) 213-9805 today.

Choosing The Right Chiropractor

Bracken Family Chiropractic is a wellness-based practice. Research shows that if your spine is left in an improper position, it will continue to degenerate silently and cause organs to malfunction and become diseased.

At Bracken Family Chiropractic, our focus is to provide corrective care in order to remove interference to the CNS. This is done through a very specific rehabilitative program of spinal adjustments, disc hydration techniques, and exercises that are unique for each individual. We believe that by correcting your spine, your body will be able to function at its optimal potential. With proper care, your body will not only work properly, it will feel great too!

What Makes Us Unique

Our practice is unique in that it is a loving family atmosphere. We emphasize patient education. We want people to truly understand what is happening in their spines, how to correct the problem, how long it will take, and exactly what changes they should be seeing over time. Before they even begin care, they know all that is involved and exactly how much it will cost, with or without insurance. We do not treat symptoms. We correct the spine, so the body can heal itself.

Office Hours

Monday:

9:00 - 12:00 / 3:00 - 6:00

Tuesday:

Appointment Only

Wednesday:

9:00 - 12:00 / 3:00 - 6:00

Thursday:

Appointment Only

Friday:

9:00 - 12:00 / 3:00 - 6:00

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

Meet the Chiropractor

  • Dr.
    Staci Bracken
    Dr. Staci Bracken is a 2002 graduate of Life University in Atlanta. She began her training in Orlando, working with Drs. Nalda and Lerner, to get hands-on experience in correcting scoliosis and other major spinal problems. Dr. Bracken then helped to manage a chiropractic practice in Jacksonville for over a year.

Testimonials

Reviews From our Satisfied Patients

  • "My wife and I have received satisfying results for severe back pain from Dr. Bracken. We now continue to see her once a month to stay in check. She is always interested in your progress and addresses any new complaints in her caring and professional way. She and her staff are friendly and eager to attend to your needs."
  • "Wonderful care! My neck has greatly improved since being a patient with Dr. Staci. Great staff and affordable plans that allow for continued maintenance care. We love Dr. Staci!!"

Featured Articles

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