Dr. Brandon Falk, DC works in Stanwood, WA as
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I’ve been under Dr Brandon Falk’s care for many years now. I came to him with severe arthritis in my neck and shoulders exacerbated by a terrible car accident. I have also had a couple of ribs that continually popped out of place and caused immediate debilitating pain. I had gone to several other chiropractors who never properly diagnosed my rib problem. With adjustments at the correct intervals and targeted exercises guided by Dr Falk my ribs are staying in place. I have benefited greatly from his experience and modalities for handling my chiropractic care.I have always enjoyed knowing I was in good hands after doing my research and finding a practitioner who has been voted best in our area a number of years in a row. I was so relieved to find Dr Falk after visiting two other local chiropractic clinics and having been inadvertently hurt by them. It was a slow process but Dr Falk has me working out again, playing pickleball, hiking and cycling.
Dr. Falk accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Falk accepts here.
Dr. Falk's office is located at 9123 271st St Nw Stanwood, WA 98292.
Dr. Falk has a star rating of 4.6/5 and has been reviewed 10 times.
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