An Opioid Exit Strategy

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An Opioid Exit Strategy

Admin • October 3, 2019

Recently, CBS News 21 in Pennsylvania aired a segment, “An Opioid Exit Strategy: How Chiropractors May Hold the Key,” which showcases the need for safe, effective, drug-free care – including chiropractic – to be utilized to manage pain prior to prescription opioids.

You can watch the segment below.

As always, please feel free to contact Dr. Brian Jongeward at ChiroCenter One Chiropractors in Grand Forks with any questions.

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Chiropractic & Coronavirus IV

By ChiroCenter One • May 20, 2021

Effective immediately, ChiroCenter One will no longer require the use of masks while in the clinic waiting or treatment rooms. Individuals who are not fully vaccinated are encouraged to continue wearing masks, in alignment with the updated guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). We will continue our use of plexiglass barriers at the front desk and in the treatment rooms at this time. We will also continue our standard practice of disinfecting commonly touched surfaces at the front desk, in the waiting room, and in the treatment room. For those people who choose to wear a mask in the clinic, our staff and doctor will wear one as well. If you have any questions regarding this policy change please do not hesitate to contact us by email or phone .

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Chiropractic & Coronavirus III

By Admin • February 8, 2021

Who would have imagined I would be writing another post about COVID-19 almost a year from my first post? Just wanted to give an update on what is happening at ChiroCenter One and what we are doing to keep ourselves and our patient's safe. As of last week I received my second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, and in less than two weeks Lori my office manager will be getting her second dose as well. We continue to follow best practices as set forth by the CDC, OSHA, ND Department of Health, and Grand Forks Public Health. We continue to wear N95 masks when dealing with patients, and patients entering the clinic are required to use face coverings as well. Patient's are still being scheduled as much as possible so that only one person is in the clinic at a time. Again, to help us with this, please do not show up late or super early for your appointment. Sanitation of the clinic and common surfaces is still a number one priority. We have installed protective shields at the front desk and in the treatment room.