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Our entire team looks forward to welcoming you to the Family! Dr. Sandy Andersson founded FCL in 1983 in Souderton, providing care in that community for 25 years before moving to picturesque Lederach in 2007. Dr. Amy Jury joined our team 5 years ago, and Dr. Betsy Giuglianotti joined 1 year ago. We all work together to exceed your expectations in the quality of chiropractic care provided and services offered to support your chiropractic adjustment.

Jeanine will greet you upon arrival, take your phone calls, schedule your appointments, and handle your payments. Teresa, Director of our Insurance Department, processes insurance claims and handles all matters financial.

Our Wellness Center includes massage therapy, acupuncture, reflexology, Young Living Essential Oils and nutritional health coaching. All of these services are scheduled through Jeanine but are not covered by insurance. Please ask for a tour of our beautiful Center.

Call today at 215-256-8006 to schedule your appointment!

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Tuesday:

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