Outdoor and active
Chiropractor Near Fairfield, PA
15 to 20 minutes east on PA 116 - care for skiers, snowboarders, hikers, and weekend athletes.
Fairfield sits just east of Gettysburg, close to Liberty Mountain Resort and the edge of Michaux State Forest. For people who live here, the outdoors is not a weekend hobby - it is the point. Skiing and snowboarding in the winter, hiking and trail running the rest of the year, and a steady current of people who would rather be on the mountain than almost anywhere else.
That life is hard on a body in specific ways. A hard fall on the slopes, a long day on uneven trail, the slow accumulation of weekend strains that start to linger into the week. Active people tend to push through, which works until it does not. The question for most folks here is not whether to keep going - it is how to keep going without the ache becoming the thing you plan around.
East on PA 116 to Carlisle Street
From Fairfield it is about 15 to 20 minutes east on PA 116 into downtown Gettysburg. The office is at 18 Carlisle St Ste 210, on the second floor - look for the frosted glass door with our logo. We keep room in the schedule for people who hurt themselves on the weekend and need to be seen sooner.
A chiropractor who lives the outdoor life too
Dr. Natalie hikes, mountain bikes, and snowboards herself, so she understands the strains that come with time at Liberty Mountain Resort and on the trails in Michaux State Forest. She knows what a hard fall on the slopes and long miles on uneven ground ask of a body, and she builds care around keeping you out there. That often means extremity adjustments for the joints that take the hit and rehabilitative exercises to keep those joints stable between seasons.
Care for skiers, hikers, and weekend athletes
Falls and hard runs show up as knee, hip, and shoulder pain. Long miles on the trail lock up the low back and hips - see our low back pain and sciatica pages. We combine extremity adjustments, spinal adjustments, and rehabilitative exercises to help you stay active through every season.
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Fairfield chiropractic questions
How do I get to the office from Fairfield?
It is about 15 to 20 minutes east on PA 116 into downtown Gettysburg. The office is at 18 Carlisle St Ste 210, on the second floor.
I tweaked my back or knee skiing at Liberty Mountain - can you see me?
Yes. We work on the joints and soft tissue that take the hit in a fall or a hard run, and we add exercises to keep them stable. If something needs imaging or your doctor first, we will tell you honestly.
Hiking Michaux leaves my hips and low back tight. What do you do?
Long miles on uneven ground are hard on the hips, low back, and feet. We use adjustments, soft tissue release, and mobility work to help you move with less strain on the next hike.
I only hurt on the weekends - is that worth coming in for?
It is. Weekend strains that keep coming back usually point to a pattern we can help with, and a few simple exercises can keep the weekend from costing you Monday.
Can you help me stay active as the seasons change?
Care here is built around what you actually do. As you move from ski season to trail season, we adjust the plan to fit what your body is asking for.
Fairfield on the map
Fairfield sits 15 to 20 minutes east of the office on PA 116. The map below is centered on Fairfield so you can see the drive into downtown Gettysburg.
Stay active through every season.
Book a visit or call us. We will find a time that works and answer any questions you have before you come in.