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Dynamic Chiropractic's publisher, MPAmedia, is moving to more spacious headquarters. The move takes place March 30 to April 2, during which time we will be closed. The production of Dynamic Chiropractic will continue as usual. Because all websites are housed offsite, ChiroWeb and ChiroFind will not be affected. All email sent to Dynamic Chiropractic during the move will be stored until the facility is back on line April 3. Our email addresses will remain the same.

The new mailing address is:

Dynamic Chiropractic
5406 Bolsa Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92649-1021

Our new local phone numbers and fax numbers have not been assigned, but all toll free numbers remain the same.
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