Virginia Hill Chiropractic

At Kindspine Chiropractic Center, we recognize the unique needs of each patient and we work accordingly to deliver the customized chiropractic care you need to achieve your individual goals. Contact us today to get started on your healing journey! Originally from a small town in the southern tier of New York, Dr. Kris Peterson is a third-generation Chiropractor who graduated from Life University in Atlanta with a Doctorate degree in Chiropractic.

At Kindspine Chiropractic Center, in the heart of Atlanta, GA. we specialize in Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care. These are the only two vertebrae between which there is NO DISC. The absence of the intervertebral disc allows for a greater range of motion. Because of this increased range of motion, these segments are much more likely to misalign, causing nervous system interference at the level of the brain stem.

During the first part of your initial consultation, Dr. Peterson will spend time carefully reviewing your health history and understanding any symptoms you may be experiencing. In order to do so, we ask that you download and complete the new patient form(s) (below) prior to your first visit. If available, please also bring a copy of any CTs, X-rays, and other relevant test results.

Computed infrared thermography is a medical technology that is FDA approved as a neurodiagnostic procedure used to detect interference in the nervous system. This is a safe, painless, and reliable diagnostic test that measures the infrared heat emitted from the body's surface without the use of radiation.

Digital radiography is quick and powerful, allowing Dr. Peterson to accomplish more work with less effort, time and expense. This gives an excellent way to share detailed results with patients and explain care plans. The images are available immediately and can be easily stored and modified.

These digital files are easy to send electronically, making digital X-ray results easily shareable among healthcare professionals to better assist you as the patient.An added benefit of using a digital system is that it exposes patients to 90% less radiation than conventional X-rays. And when looking at the costs and hassles of conventional film-based systems, there really is no comparison.