Jonathan R.
5/29/2022
This review is for Dr. Josh Akin (also, Chicago Chiropractic moved its Northfield office to 562 Green Bay in Kenilworth). I'll start by saying over the past decade, I've been to a few...
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562 Green Bay Rd
Kenilworth, IL 60043
Chicago Chiropractic & Sports Medicine, led by Dr. Joshua Akin, is a premier clinic in Kenilworth, IL, specializing in chiropractic care for athletes and active individuals. Dr. Akin, a board-certified Chiropractor, employs a comprehensive approach to address the root cause of injuries, not just the symptoms. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan that encompasses in-office care, tailored exercises, and stretching routines for long-term preventive health.
With certifications in Active Release Techniques (ART), Graston, and Dry Needling, Dr. Akin's expertise extends to professional athletes, including his role as the team chiropractor for the Chicago Cubs. His experience with high-level sports teams, such as the Chicago Bears, has honed his skills in providing top-notch care both on and off the field. Dr. Akin also imparts his knowledge through workshops for Yoga instructors and CrossFit trainers, emphasizing performance enhancement and injury prevention.
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5.014 reviewsRyan N.
6/24/2024
Life-Changing Experience with Dr. Josh: A Must-Read for Those Seeking True Relief I rarely leave reviews, but Dr. Josh has truly changed my life, and I feel compelled to share my...
Steve R.
9/27/2017
Ok i have had major back problems that I have been dealing with for some time. I was quite happy with the weekly adjustments I was doing to get the temporary relief. This is the first time I am...
W P.
10/27/2019
Dr Akin is very good. . He works with you thoughtfully to develop a plan that will get your body back on the right track . I like his positive encouragement and also how holds his patients...
Adam W.
1/21/2014
I've seen a couple chiropractors over the years, and I'm generally pretty skeptical about whether they do any good or not. In the Chicago winter, with all the snow shoveling, I must have strained...
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