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To better serve your needs, Dynamic Chiropractic has compiled a list of departments, as well as their corresponding phone numbers and e-mail addresses.

Corporate Office
18685 Main Street Ste 101 PMB 276
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Tel: (714) 230-3150

Advertising

The advertising department handles questions pertaining to the purchase of advertising space in both the print and online versions of Dynamic Chiropractic. The staff can provide information and quotes regarding national display advertising, inserts, mailing list rental, and online advertising.

Tel: (714) 230-3178
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Editorial

The editorial department handles questions relating to any of Dynamic Chiropractic's editorial content. Editorial is also the department to which you would submit articles for review, letters to the editor, or any other questions regarding editorial content and guidelines.

Tel: (714) 230-3150
E-mail:.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

For article format guidelines and submission information, click here.


Art

The graphic design department handles the editorial and graphic layout of Dynamic Chiropractic. Graphic design also provides advertising design and the final output of printed materials.

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Multimedia/Web Development

The multimedia/web development department handles questions related to mpamedia.com. Most issues relating to the function of the site (such as obtaining information on the site, using forms, explaining error messages, etc.) can be answered by the multimedia department. The department is also responsible for the design and layout of DynamicChiropractic.com, as well as advertising banners and Web sites developed for individual chiropractors and companies advertising to the profession. Questions pertaining to advertising or the submission of artwork should be referred to the production or advertising/sales departments.

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Reader Services

Reader Services is responsible for maintaining the Dynamic Chiropractic database and mailing list, including changes of address, phone, fax or e-mail, and processing subscription requests.

Tel: (714) 230-3150
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