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146 Railroad Street Suite 100 A

Reedsburg, WI 53959 US

608-524-1198

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Welcome to Kincaid Chiropractic, S.C.!

Dr. Melissa Kincaid and Dr. Zachary Landon are chiropractors serving Reedsburg and the surrounding communities. Our friendly team at Kincaid Chiropractic, S.C. is dedicated to finding solutions for your unique needs. Whether you are suffering from back and neck pain, headaches, a chronic condition, or even just muscular tightness and tension, our staff can help you achieve your wellness goals.

If you are new to seeing a chiropractor and wish to find out more, details can be found in the "New Patient Center" at the top of our web page. If you require more in-depth assistance, please email us or call 608-524-1198 to receive personalized answers from our friendly team.

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"Observational study found that low back pain patients receiving chiropractic care, which typically includes spinal manipulation, are more satisfied than those receiving medical care."
-New England Journal of Medicine

Office Hours

Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

8 - 12

1:00 - 6

Tuesday:

8 - 12

1:00 - 6

Wednesday:

8 - 12

1:00 - 6

Thursday:

8 - 12

1:00 - 6

Friday:

8 - 12

1:30 - 6

Saturday:

9 - 2

Sunday:

Closed

Closed

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Testimonial

Review By Our Satisfied Patient

  • "Making the decision to take my toddler to the chiropractor was not easy as I had no experience with chiropractic care. My son was having repeat ear infections and we were at a point that the infections had to stop or he would need to have tubes placed in his ears. Our doctor suggested we could try visiting a chiropractor. I am so thankful we chose that path. After visiting Dr. Kincaid the string of infections stopped. My son was happy to visit Dr. Kincaid and even asked to see her when he wasn't feeling well. We have since moved out of the state and have had to find a new chiropractor. I now have a greater appreciation for the care we received from Dr. Kincaid. She is not only a good chiropractor but also a healer. She has a touch and sense of the body and her patients that allows her to do more for them than many other providers."
    M Reedsburg, WI

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