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We are Exeter's Spinal & Joint experts, providing world class chiropractic care to the people of Exeter and Devon. Get to the root of your problem and get lasting results with our world class 3D posture scans, expert assessment and leading chiropractic treatment. We provide care for issues such as back pain, neck pain, sciatica, shoulder pain, hip pain, pain in the arm or leg, headaches, postural issues and other joint pains and muscle soreness. Our beautiful healing space is easily accessible at Pynes Hill and we have free parking. We help patients from Exeter and across Devon, including Exmouth, Sidmouth, Crediton, Cullompton and across the county.
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4 Providence Court, EX2 5JL, Exeter, United Kingdom
- 01392 982 442
- info@innatehealthchiro.co.uk
- innatehealthchiro.co.uk
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