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54 The Legends Parkway, Suite 158

Eureka, MO 63025 US

636-938-1010

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For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 636-938-1010 today!

Dr. Geralda F. (Lisa) Hancock, Dr. Amy Scheible and Dr. Nichole Fink are chiropractors serving Eureka, Missouri and the surrounding communities. The friendly team at Advanced Chiropractic and Nutrition are dedicated to chiropractic solutions to target your unique needs, whether you are suffering from back pain, neck pain, headaches, or even just plain old muscular tightness and tension. You may need pain relief after suffering an accident, experiencing an injury, or if you have a specific condition such as chronic back pain or a spinal condition; even if you just want to improve your overall health, our chiropractor can help you achieve your wellness goals! 

At your first visit to Advanced Chiropractic and Nutrition, Dr. Hancock, Dr. Scheible or Dr. Fink will explain the science behind how chiropractic care works, and give you a full evaluation to see if chiropractic care is right for you. If there is a good fit, we can develop a plan of chiropractic care that is specific to your condition and health goals.

If you are new to seeing a chiropractor and want to find out more, please call 636-938-1010 to receive personalized answers to your questions from our friendly team. We also welcome referrals, so feel free to use the "Send to a Friend" link located at the bottom of every page to share our health information with your friends and loved ones.

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"Observational study found that low back pain patients receiving chiropractic care, which typically includes spinal manipulation, are more satisfied than those receiving medical care." -New England Journal of Medicine


Advanced Chiropractic and Nutrition, LLC 

Dr. Geralda Hancock | Dr. Amy Scheible | Dr. Nichole Fink

Eureka Chiropractor | Advanced Chiropractic and Nutrition | 636-938-1010

54 The Legends Parkway, Suite 158 Eureka, MO 63025

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  • Dr.
    Geralda Hancock

    Dr. Geralda F. (Lisa) Hancock is a 1985 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic.  She has over 29 years of experience utilizing a unique blend of Chiropractic techniques including Activator Methods,  Diversified and Thompson.

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  • Dr.
    Amy Scheible

    Dr. Amy A. Scheible is a 2007 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic, in Chesterfield, MO, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.  Dr. Scheible entered chiropractic as a second profession and could not be happier to be doing something she loves while helping her clients realize optimum health through chiropractic.

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  • Dr.
    Nichole Fink(Trower)

    Dr. Nichole Fink (Trower) is a 2006 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, MO. She has been treating patients in Eureka for the past 9 years using a combination of Diversifed, Activator, Active Release (ART) and Graston techniques to give her patients relief from the everyday stressors of life.

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  • "Dr. Hancock is very educated in all areas of health. When we moved to the area from another state, I was worried I wouldn't be able to replace my previous Chiropractor. Much to my surprise, I found an even better one!"
    - J.P. / Eureka, MO

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Monday:

9 - 12

1:30 - 6

Tuesday:

9 - 12

1:30 - 6

Wednesday:

9 - 12

1:30 - 6

Thursday:

9 - 12

1:30 - 6

Friday:

9 - 12

2-5

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