05/04/2026
After 40 years of practicing chiropractic, it is time for me to share a deeply personal decision: I will be retiring from active practice. This choice comes with a full heart and a profound sense of gratitude for every person who has walked through my doors.
It has been a privilege to serve this community and to support your health and mobility over the years. I am grateful for the trust you placed in me and for the relationships we built along the way.
Caring for you has been one of the greatest honors of my life. I have celebrated your breakthroughs, supported you through setbacks, and witnessed your resilience time and time again. Thank you for trusting me with your health, your stories, and your families. That trust has meant more to me than I can ever fully express.
This work has never been just a job to me. It has been a calling, a joy, and a privilege. I have been inspired by your courage, your commitment to your health, and the trust you placed in me each time you walked into the office. Those moments big and small-have shaped my career and my life in ways I will always cherish.
To ensure continuity of care, I will be providing recommendations for chiropractors in the area whose clinical approach and values align with mine. My team and I will also be happy to answer any questions you may have during this transition.
Our hours will be Mondays 9-1, 3-6, Wednesdays 9-1, 3-6 and Fridays 9-1. We will be closed Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day, but will be open on Tuesday, May 26th 9-1, 3-6. Our last 2 days of operation will be Monday and Tuesday June 8th and 9th, 9-1, 3-6. We will have some snacks and drinks the last 2 days for those of you that would like to stop by and say goodbye. I would love to see all of you.
Please make sure to check on your accounts. If you have prepaid for a package, please make sure to use them all, and all account balances need to be cleared by May 30th.Thank you for allowing me to serve you. Thank you for your kindness, your loyalty, and your presence in my life. I will carry these memories with me into retirement and beyond.
Dr. Kenneth Downing
