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New Patients:

We hope you have enjoyed our website and learning more about how Abundant Living Chiropractic can help you to get out of pain, and achieve your health and wellness goals. We welcome new patients, and consider it a privilege to be chosen as the Chiropractic provider for so many in our community. We look forward to serving you!

You may request an appointment below, and someone from our staff will call you right away to schedule your appointment, discuss your insurance coverage, and assist with the completion of new patient forms. These forms are available in the New Patient Center on our website if you would like to fill them out in advance to save time on your first visit! You may also call us directly at 717-832-2225 to schedule an appointment if you prefer.

New Patient Hours:

Because New Patient visits need extra time for a thorough examination, possible Xrays, and Consultation, we have special times set-aside for your visit! We accept new patients M, W, Th at 2:00pm. If this time does not work for your schedule, or for emergencies, we can usually arrange same day lunch hour appointments or early evening appointments as well. Please click on the link below to request an appointment, and enter any important information about your schedule in the "Comments" section. We will do our best to find a time that works for you.

Existing Patients:

For our valued current patients, you may also send a request for your next appointment via the link below.

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Monday:

9am - 6pm

Tuesday:

2pm - 6pm

Wednesday:

9am - 6pm

Thursday:

9am - 6pm

Friday:

By Appt.

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

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Reviews By Our Satisfied Patients

  • "Dear Dr. Kent Kelley JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW. I WAS IMPRESSED WITH THE VISIT TO YOUR CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE. THE OVER VIEW OF EVERYTHING WAS WONDERFUL. I HAVE BEEN TO CHIROPRATORS BEFORE. BUT YOU HAVE THE LATEST TECHNIQUES. MY CONSULTATION WAS WELL, AND TOUR OF THE OFFICE WAS GREAT AND THE NEW WAY OF ADJUSTMENT WAS AWESOME. IT WAS NEW TO ME. I WAS SO USED TO THE OLD WAY OF GETTING AJUSTMENTS. I MAY NEED ONE OF THOSE ONCE IN A WHILE, BUT YOU HAVE A PRACTICE DR. KELLEY. CAN'T WAIT FOR ANOTHER ADJUSTMENT. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR STAFF, AND YOUR FAMILY. MAY THE LORD JESUS RICHLY BLESS YOU AND THE PRACTICE. GOD BLESS."
    Frank - Palmyra, PA

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