Risner Spinal Center

09/01/2026

We recently had a testimonial from a man from LaRue, OH. This is what Dean R had to say:

What problems did you have before coming to the Risner Spinal Center?

Tinnitus and nutritional problems

What had you done/who did you see to relieve these issues prior to visiting the Risner Spinal Center?

Delaware Hearing and ENT at Ohio Health

How did you hear about the Risner Spinal Center?

A referral from my mother's at home health nurse

What did Dr. Risner do for you?

NUCCA adjustment

How has chiropractic benefited you now?

Relief of ear and/or brain ringing

Dean was a great case that responded very well to the upper cervical care we provide at the Risner Spinal Center. He reported a 90% reduction in ringing in his ears immediately following his last adjustment.

Thanks for the great testimony, Dean!!!

08/28/2026

The Risner Spinal Center will be opening a little late on Monday, August 31st. We will be open from 10-12:30 and 3-6:30. Thank you.

08/25/2026

Due to the fall sports schedule, the Risner Spinal Center will be modifying our Monday and Tuesday hours for the next several weeks. We will stay open later on Mondays and closer earlier on Tuesdays so the Risners can get to the son's football games. We apologize for any inconvenience. It shouldn't be more than 6 or 7 weeks.
Call if you have any questions: 419-422-7677

08/23/2026

What are the TOP 5 injuries of summer?
Lawn mower mishaps
Playset falls
Grill and Firepit burns
Insect stings
Barefoot injuries

Other top concerns: water safety, sun exposure, bike/scooter accidents, fireworks.

Have any of these backyard perils struck your loved ones? Maybe we will all be a little safer now that kids are back in school!

08/17/2026

What is one (or more) OTC, over-the-counter, medication or supplement you don;t think you could live without?

08/11/2026

Heat stroke can happen faster than you think, and it doesn't just affect athletes or people working outdoors. Learn the simple steps you can take to prevent heat stroke and know when it's time to seek emergency care.

08/08/2026

When to Use Ice -
New injury: Apply within 24 to 72 hours of a sudden tweak or strain.
Sharp, throbbing pain: Helps numb intense discomfort.
Swelling: Narrows blood vessels to calm inflammation.

When to Use Heat -
Stiff or tight muscles: Relaxes stubborn tension and spasms.
Chronic or lingering ache: Pain that has lasted longer than a few days.
Before activity: Warms up stiff joints and tissues before stretching.

08/03/2026

Please consider voting for us in the "Best of Findlay" publication.

You can vote every day until the voting is over.

Vote in any or all categories once per day August 3rd through August 19th EDT!

08/01/2026

Roadtrip this summer? How many hours can you sit in the car at a time? Planned breaks for leg (and back) stretching? Share your tips, tricks and hacks!