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Verify Your Practice Address Online

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

Several doctors of chiropractic have informed DC that their home address, not their practice address, is listed on ChiroWeb's ChiroLocator. Having the correct address is important. Thousands of people conduct a search on the ChiroLocator each month. If an address isn't correct, prospective patients may not be able to find you when they conduct a search for their local doctor of chiropractic.

We want to ensure that consumers and patients receive the most accurate information about you. If you haven't checked yet, please take a few minutes and visit the ChiroLocator (http://www.ChiroWeb.com/cgi-bin/locator). You can search for your practice by last name, city/state, zip code, or country. Make sure the address for your practice is listed on line. If it isn't, contact us at myrep@mpamedia.com with the correct information, and we'll make sure the proper changes are made.

January 2001
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