Hale Chiropractic

Hale Chiropractic is a chiropractor in Washington, UT, located at 1224 S River Rd STE B103. The practice, led by Dr. Randy Hale, provides evidence-based chiropractic care for patients of all ages, ranging from babies to senior citizens. Services include Chiropractic BioPhysics adjustments, spinal alignment, posture correction, and wellness guidance. Dr. Hale also offers advice on nutrition and supplementation to support healing. The clinic treats conditions such as back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, disc issues, scoliosis, and posture-related problems. Dr. Hale has been in practice since 1995 and has served the St. George area from the same location for decades. The clinic holds a 4.90 rating based on customer reviews.

Dr. Randy Hale graduated from Parker University in Dallas, Texas, and initially opened an office in Southern California before moving to St. George to found Hale Chiropractic. The practice emphasizes enhancing health over the patient's entire lifetime, focusing on restoring the body's function and nerve health. Dr. Hale describes the spine as the breaker box for the body, where signals from the brain travel through the spinal cord to the 23 pairs of nerves exiting the spine. The clinic is the only office in southern Utah that offers on-site spinal correction facilities with traction and a digital X-ray suite. Patients include athletes, senior citizens, and participants from the Huntsman World Senior Games who use chiropractic care to stay mobile and perform at their best. The clinic offers complimentary consultations and accepts insurance coverage.

Hale Chiropractic is located on the corner of East Riverside Drive and River Road in St. George, right next to the post office. A large parking lot is available on-site for patients.

The clinic is known for its positive customer rating and its unique combination of chiropractic care with on-site spinal correction and digital X-ray capabilities in southern Utah. Dr. Hale's long-standing presence in the community and focus on postural correction and nerve function distinguish the practice in the region.