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Christe Boen, DC, CCSP

Dr. Christe Boen is a seasoned chiropractor with over 25 years of experience in private practice. She obtained her DC degree from Logan University in 1999 and has since been dedicated to enhancing the well-being of her patients. Specializing in treating professional and amateur athletes, as well as providing care for the whole family, Dr. Boen brings a unique perspective to her practice as a former Division 1 athlete herself. Her commitment to excellence extends to her education, as she completed the certified chiropractic sports physician (CCSP) program, further enriching her skill set and expertise in sports chiropractic care.

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