Welcome to OnSite Chiropractic

Welcome to OnSite Chiropractic where we bring Chiropractic out to the world!
OnSite Chiropractic was established to fulfill a need - the need to make Chiropractic care more accessible to people.
The biggest obstacle to receiving Chiropractic care, for most people, is time.
By bringing Chiropractic care out to the work place we overcome that obstacle so
people all over the world can lead healthier and happier lives!

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Dr. Kristi De Saro featured on

NFL.com Womens Engagement

 

 

Call 267-679-0514

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Health Articles

Major Depression Helped with Chiropractic Care
Major Depression Helped with Chiropractic Care
Depression is one of the most common and challenging health conditions in the world. It affects more than 280 million people every year, often leaving them feeling exhausted, disconnected, and hopeless. While traditional treatments like medication and therapy are common, new research is exploring how the health . . .
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Child Suffering with Encopresis Helped by Chiropractic
Child Suffering with Encopresis Helped by Chiropractic
The 2025 third quarter issue of the Asian Pacific Chiropractic Journal published a case study documenting the immediate resolution of encopresis in a child after the child started chiropractic care. . . .
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Breech Pregnancy Helped at 37 Weeks with Chiropractic Care
Breech Pregnancy Helped at 37 Weeks with Chiropractic Care
The Journal of Pediatric, Maternal & Family Health Chiropractic published the results of a case study on June 30, 2025, documenting the resolution of transverse lie breech pregnancy through chiropractic of a woman who was 37 weeks into her pregnancy. A transverse lie breech pregnancy is when the baby . . .
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Improvement in ADHD Symptoms in Woman Who Suffered Multiple Physical Traumas
Improvement in ADHD Symptoms in Woman Who Suffered Multiple Physical Traumas
Many people don't realize how deeply stress and physical trauma can affect the body long after an injury seems to have healed. Stress doesn't only come from emotional strain—it can also build up from physical injuries, accidents, repetitive strain, and even long-standing tension patterns. Over time, . . .
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