Greer, SC Neighborhood Favorite Chiropractor

Why Are We Different?

Let’s face it, there are different types of chiropractors! Different styles of practice, techniques, and experience. You may have an idea of the type of doctor you are looking for. Dr. Chris is a second-generation chiropractor with more that 30 years of experience handling complex and difficult cases. He’s taken care of babies that are grown and bring their babies to see him now. Dr. Chris continues to study and learn how he can better serve his patients. He deeply cares about his patients and works closely with each one to help them achieve their best results. He loves to see people get healthy! Dr. Beth has been in practice for 30 years. Chiropractic changed her life when she was 17 years old. So much change, that the course of her career changed too! She decided she wanted to help others get their health back in the same Dr. Chris’ parents help her get her life back. Together, Dr. Chris and Dr. Beth offer combined experience of more than 60 years seeing thousands of cases, helping individuals and families find relief and improving their health.

There are a lot of chiropractors you could choose to see, but choosing Ehlich Family Chiropractic will get you the benefit of a team working together alongside you to help you reach your goals. Our efforts are focused on helping you with solutions to your pain. Thousands have trusted our office for chiropractic care.

Ehlich Family Chiropractic is where experience, trust, skill and compassion can offer you another approach to get the results you are seeking. Chiropractic is a great choice and we’d be honored if you choose Ehlich Family Chiropractic!

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• Lower back pain and stiffness
• Neck pain
• Sciatica or Leg pain
• Shoulder and Arm pain
• Pinched nerves
• Migraine headaches
• Tension headaches
• Wrist pain
• Poor Posture

• Upper back pain
• Hip Pain
• Allergy and sinus problems
• Digestive Issues
• Ear Infections in infants and toddlers
• Arthritis Pain
• Numbness or Tingling in extremities
• Whiplash
• TMJ

Symptoms Are Like a Smoke Detector

If a smoke detector goes off and starts making loud and annoying sounds, you see what is triggering the smoke detector. Just turning off the smoke detector and focusing on it does not make sense. You must investigate what triggered the smoke detector and take care of that. If you just address the symptoms then you are not trying to find what triggered the symptoms in the first place.

Our Approach Is Different

We understand that addressing symptoms is only a part of the equation but we look to the spine to see if the spine is functioning properly and that all the bones are in the proper alignment to ensure proper nerve flow. Often, if pressure on the nerves is caused by the spinal bones causes the “smoke detector” to go off, we work to “put out the fire” that triggered it to start with.