Chiropractor in Gardnerville, NV

Gardnerville began as a stop for freight teams and grew into a farming town, shaped by the Danish settlers and Basque sheepherders who arrived in the late 1800s. That history still shows along Main Street (US 395), from the Overland Hotel and the J.T. Basque building to the Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center in the old 1915 Douglas County High School. Today the town and its neighbors, from the Gardnerville Ranchos to Ruhenstroth and Fish Springs, are home base for many people who work in healthcare, retail, manufacturing and the schools, or who commute to Carson City or up Kingsbury Grade to jobs at the lake. Long days on your feet, lifting and repetitive work add up. We'll be upfront: our office is about 37 minutes away, over Daggett Pass and down into South Lake Tahoe. If you already make that drive for work in Stateline, or you're up at the lake for a day outdoors, a visit fits naturally into your day.

Life in the valley is active, too: walking or biking the paved Martin Slough Trail past the Gilman Ponds, hiking the Fay-Luther trails in the Carson Range foothills, running the Freedom 5K at Heritage Park or joining the crowds at Lampe Park for Carson Valley Days in June. Dr. Joel Mackes shares that love of the outdoors and the mountains, and he is passionate about helping patients move better and stay active. For families, Dr. Emma Freeze brings a special interest in pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic care. She is certified in the Webster Technique and is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, so parents, kids and grandparents from Gardnerville can all be cared for in one place. That is what chiropractic & whole family wellness means to us: helping every generation live life to the fullest.