Dr. Philip A. Facquet III

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Older adults can benefit from chiropractic care to improve balance, reduce fall risk and manage age-related conditions.

Let's straighten up...get thee to a DC.

Say goodbye to ! Chiropractic adjustments can help realign your spine and neck, improving your posture and reducing pain.

The Staff at the Fresno VA are wonderful to work with; it is an honor and a privilege to care for our veterans.

Chiropractic care provides first responders with a safe, pain management solution to reduce the symptoms associated with occupational stress.

We can help!

65% of Veterans suffer from chronic pain. Consider chiropractic.

Professional Identity Statement

Doctors of Chiropractic are essential health care providers who assist the body’s natural ability to heal. They are experts in evaluating, diagnosing, and managing many neurologic, muscular, skeletal, and other conditions. Chiropractors provide safe and effective care, focused on improving function and optimizing quality of life. Chiropractors are trusted members of health care teams that work with patients to achieve their goals, through every stage of life.

Good info Dr. Priester!!

Stretching, combined with chiropractic care, is a great combination. Chiropractors have a deep understanding of the proper biomechanics of the body. Poor body mechanics and improper warm-ups and stretching movements are common causes of injury.
Chiropractic care is safe, gentle, and non-invasive. Treatments by chiropractors are designed to improve overall health and well-being by allowing the brain and body to communicate effectively.

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Good for them and good for you. What NFL quarterback has a father that is a DC?

DYK? All NFL teams and the majority of professional sports teams have a chiropractor on staff.

Celebrate Freedom!

No neck floats!

Do Not Use Baby Neck Floats Due to the Risk of Death or Injury The FDA is warning health care providers, parents and caregivers that there is a risk of death or injury in babies who use neck floats.

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Preventative care for the whole family.

Love my seniors. I'm, almost there. I enjoy receiving chiropractic adjustments so will you - see you soon!

Chiropractic care is an effective, natural solution for older adults looking to optimize their health and manage their neuromusculoskeletal pain.

Tech Neck - how to make the weight of your head heavier - bend it forward...I have a very informative paper on this subject and its correction. Email me @ [email protected] with the subject 'text neck ' and I will forward it to you. Keep you and your family adjusted.

Let's fix it!

Experiencing pain from 'tech neck?' Find a DC near you to help!

Many start because of bad habits.

Are your habits affecting your posture?

You can do something to prevent this - make an appointment!

Chiropractic care can help alleviate tech neck-related pain and improve your posture.

Dr. Facquet – Annual Tree Planting. Available trees to plant 2022 - call and arrange to pick up. Available today.
Oak, bear Latin name: Quercus ilicifolia Height: 6 to 20 feet Width: 6 to 10 feet Growth Rate: Medium to slow Site Requirements: Full sun; well-drained soil. Grows in pine barrens and on dry, rocky slopes. Very drought tolerant. Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Small tree or multi-stemmed shrub. The leaves are densely arranged on thin, angular branches, often with numerous small acorns. Fall color usually vivid orange or dark red. Excellent food and cover for many wildlife species. Acorns especially valuable food source for turkeys and grouse. An important food for many insect species. Uses: Many potential uses in drought-resistant landscaping.
Oak, red Latin name: Quercus rubra Height: 60 to 80 feet Width: 40 to 50 feet Growth Rate: Medium to fast Site Requirements: Sun; moist, well-drained soil. Grows well on upland sites. Most cold-tolerant oak species. Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Deciduous tree. Dense foliage, pyramidal form when young, developing long, straight trunk in forest conditions, and shorter, thick trunk in more open growing spaces such as fields. Fall color ranges from vivid red to russet-brown. Bark smooth when young, becoming ridged with age. Acorns a major food source for wildlife species, especially deer, bears, turkeys, squirrels, and birds Uses: Lumber used for beams, framing, flooring, and furniture. Tolerant of urban conditions.
Bayberry, northern Latin name: Morella pensylvanica Height: 5 to 10 feet Width: 5 to 10 feet Growth Rate: Medium Site Requirements: Sun to partial shade; moist, well drained soil. Tolerant of a wide range of soil types, grows well on even the poorest sandy soils. Extremely salt tolerant. Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Multi-stemmed shrub with dense foliage, rounded form. Leaves glossy, fragrant, 2 to 4 inches long, narrow oval-shaped with teeth near the tip. The berries are held well into winter and are eaten by many bird species. Uses: Bayberry makes a fine urban or roadside shrub because of its high salt tolerance.
Highbush cranberry, American Latin name: Viburnum opulus Height: 8 to 12 feet Width: 8 to 12 feet Growth Rate: Medium Site Requirements: Sun; moist, well-drained soil Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Deciduous shrub. Fall color shades of red. White flowers in flat-topped clusters, followed by bright red berries. Berries a top favorite of many birds. Attracts pollinating insects. Uses: Hedges, windbreaks, riparian planting, wildlife habitat.
Ninebark Latin name: Physocarpus opulifolius Height: 5 to 8 feet Width: 4 to 6 feet Growth Rate: Medium Site Requirements: Prefers full sun to partial shade; moist, well drained soil. Will tolerate wide range of soil types, including shallow, rocky soils. Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Deciduous spreading shrub, usually multi-stemmed. Mature branches have reddish, flaking, exfoliated bark that gives the plant a distinct look. Small, pink or white clustered flowers appearing in spring. Attracts pollinating insects. Uses: Can be used for erosion
Plum, beach Latin name: Prunus maritima Height: 4 to 10 feet Width: 4 to 10 feet Growth Rate: Fast Site Requirements: Sun; well-drained soil. Predominantly a coastal species, prefers well-drained sandy soils. Highly salt tolerant Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Usually multi-stemmed but may grow as single stemmed small tree. White flowers with five petals. Bark on young stems a shiny reddish-brown, becoming rough and dark-brown on older stems. A top wildlife food. Attracts pollinating insects. Uses: Coastal planting, wildlife areas, dune stabilization
Dogwood, silky Latin name: Cornus amomum ssp. amomum, also known as swamp dogwood Height: 6 to 10 feet Width: 6 to 10 feet Growth Rate: Fast Site Requirements: Sun to partial shade; well-drained to wet soil. Needs some moisture, is not highly drought tolerant. Physical Description: Wildlife Value: Deciduous, multi-stemmed spreading shrub with dense foliage and rounded form. New stems reddish purple with fine silky hairs. Clusters of small, white flowers in spring, followed by blue berries which ripen to shades of black. Flowers attract butterflies and other pollinating insects. Fruit eaten by many birds. Uses: Riparian restoration, streambank stabilization, windbreakshttps://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/nurserycatalog.pdf

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Where you start does make a difference.

Altmetric – Initial Choice of Spinal Manipulative Therapy for Treatment of Chronic Low Back Pain Leads to Reduced Long-term Risk of Adverse Drug Events Among Older Medicare Beneficiaries James M. Whedon, Anupama Kizhakkeveettil, Andrew WJ Toler, Todd A. MacKenzie, Jon D. Lurie, Eric L. Hurwitz, Serena Bezdjian, Maria Bangash, Sarah Uptmor, Daniel Rossi, Scott Haldeman

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Chiropractic care is not only a safe and cost-effective healthcare option, but it also yields high patient satisfaction rates.

Crash - in just 1/500th of a second lives change. We can help you feel better sooner. Don't wait.

Every year, six million Americans are involved in automobile accidents. These can cause lasting pain in your back, neck and shoulders. Your doctor of chiropractic can make recommendations to limit neuromusculoskeletal pain and speed up the recovery process. If you're involved in a motor vehicle accident, contact your doctor of chiropractic right away.

Action is needed to help!

The time is NOW - Ask Congress to Support H.R. 2654 H.R. 2654 The Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act was reintroduced by Rep. Brian Higgins (D-N.Y.) on April 19, 2021.  H.R. 2654 would allow Medicare beneficiaries access to the chiropractic profession’s broad-based, non-drug...

The spinal health care experts in the health care system = DC's. Find a chiropractor to be a part of your health care team.

Interesting talk.

Kent Mental Health 2020 final edit The Symposium was cancelled due to Covd-19, but the video presentation was accepted.

Important article.

Opioids for Children With Back Pain? Low back pain is a common pediatric condition. The prevalence of low back pain rises with age: 1 percent at age 7, 6 percent at age 10 and 18 percent at ages 14-16. However, no established, evidence-based guidelines exist regarding the treatment for LBP in the pediatric population.