HOW & WHAT DOES CHIROPRACTIC HELP WITH?
Dr. Hawthorne uses hands-on manipulation to remove nerve interference and restore the body to its optimal state of health.
He specializes in specific adjustments that are safe and effective for all ages and conditions.
Dr. Hawthorne has extensive modern training in diversified, specific prone, upper cervical, and extremity adjustments.
How Chiropractic Relieves Pain & Maintains Good Health
Neck Pain
Scoliosis
Disc Injury
Whiplash
Work Injury
Shoulder Pain
Auto Injury
Back Pain
Headaches Caused by Neck Pain
Pediatrics
Sciatica
Corporate Wellness
Carpal Tunnel
Wellness Care
Vertigo
Arm and Leg Pain
Others
NEW PATIENT SPECIAL OFFER
Receive A Complimentary Consultation
If you’d like to increase your quality of life and revitalize your health… naturally, we have a valuable offer for you!
We provide a FREE consultation for you to determine what is going on and if we can help before you make any financial commitment to treatment. There is NO OBLIGATION!
NEW PATIENTS
Step 1
Schedule your appointment on our site.
Step 2
Keep an eye out for a text with your secure link and PIN to your new patient paperwork which should be filled out prior to your arrival.
Step 3
Completing your paperwork online prior to your arrival will save you time and allow the Doctor to review it prior to your arrival.
INSURANCE
Dr. Hawthorne, your go-to Chiropractor in Austin, accepts Medicare and all major insurances.
We also accept cash-paying patients and can make a payment plan to work within your budget.
8701 Shoal Creek Boulevard #104 Austin, TX 78757
512 – 448 – 2225
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Your go-to Chiropractor in Austin
Dr. Glenn Hawthorne D.C.
8701 Shoal Creek Boulevard #104 Austin, TX 78757
512-448-2225
Monday – Thursday :
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM & 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Saturday :
By Appointment Only
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DISCLAIMER: This site does not constitute a Doctor-Patient relationship, and is not to be confused with medical advice. All injuries are unique, and the doctor must examine the patient before recommendations can be made.