Terry L.
6/24/2015
Dr. Jason Orowitz is an ex-US National Cycling Team member. After his retirement from competitive cycling- he learned all about how bodies work- and don't. Jason has been working on me about 2x/...
Boulder Sol Chiropractic
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1909 26th St Ste 1F
Boulder, CO 80302
Boulder Sol Chiropractic, located in Boulder, CO, has been serving the Front Range community for over 26 years, providing top-quality structural chiropractic care for both humans and animals. Led by Dr. Jason Orowitz, an expert in animal chiropractic and advanced biostructural correction for humans, the clinic is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of their patients at every stage of their journey. With a focus on reducing physical, mental, emotional, environmental, and overall toxic loads, Boulder Sol Chiropractic aims to naturally address a wide range of conditions and help clients achieve optimal wellness.
Offering a range of services, including dog chiropractic and advanced biostructural correction, Boulder Sol Chiropractic has garnered a reputation for delivering affordable, non-invasive care with quick results. With numerous 5-star reviews, clients have praised Dr. Jason's expertise in restoring mobility and vitality to aging dogs and helping humans overcome various musculoskeletal issues. Whether you're seeking relief from joint pain, neurological conditions, or back and neck pain, Boulder Sol Chiropractic is committed to providing exceptional care to both humans and their furry friends.
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5.09 reviewsC C.
7/12/2024
Dr Jason is a miracle for my fur babies! They love going with no trembling like at the vet
Jamie P.
12/17/2020
I highly recommend Dr. Jason! My oldest dog is 10 and has had TPLO surgery in addition to other ailments. He's had acupuncture, visits to different vets including orthopedic doctors, and he's on...
Naomi h.
5/13/2020
My little dog Sofia had a condition where it was difficult for her to walk and very painful that two different vets said would require a very expensive surgery with a very long and painful...
C T.
2/16/2017
When my Rottweiler Roxy fell down a full flight of stairs and damaged her cervical spine in late 2012, she lost the use of all four legs. Our (ex-)vet only had euthanasia to offer as a 'solution'....
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