Dr. Brian Henry, DC works in Olive Branch, MS as
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I do hands-on home health occupational therapy, and consider myself to be "older middle aged". After decades of doing physical treatments with patients in different settings, I thought it was normal for me to have stiffness and sciatic nerve/neck/back/hands/feet pain. When the sciatic nerve pain got excruciating, I began seeing Dr. Brian Henry, doctor of Chiropractic. I have been surprised that the chiropractic treatments have not only helped in the painful areas I mentioned, but have also helped my sinuses, hearing, lower body circulation, digestion, flexibility, and posture. I get individual attention to my needs with the use of different chiropractic techniques. I have been trained regarding appropriate stretches, and have learned so much more about my spine, connective tissues, nerves and muscles, that I can teach my own patients what I have learned in order to help them. Dr. Brian Henry has offices in Hernando and Olive Branch, MS. Because of him, I don't need to take a desk job and can stay active woth my patients without having surgery. SD
Dr. Henry accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Henry accepts here.
Dr. Henry's office is located at 8820 Goodman Rd Olive Branch, MS 38654.
Dr. Henry has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 8 times.
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