About the practice

Knowing exactly who is responsible for your care, and who they answer to.

Preserve Chiropractic and Wellness is independently owned and operated. No franchise sets the protocols here and no insurer sets the visit count.

  • 4.9 from 248Google reviews
  • Plan and priceIn writing before you commit
  • Cash payHSA, FSA and Care Credit
Why this is worth a paragraph

Independent, and owned by the people in the building

This practice is owned and run by Dr. Ron Martin and Renee Martin, a husband and wife who are both here. Dr. Martin treats. Renee runs the operation, the patient experience, and the systems behind it.

That matters for one practical reason. When a practice belongs to a franchise or answers to a payer, somebody outside the room has an opinion about how many visits you get and what the protocol looks like. Here, the plan comes out of your exam and your imaging, it is written down with a price before you agree to it, and the people who decided it are the people you can go and talk to.

It is also why this is a cash pay practice. Not billing insurance is what allows a real price to go on a page, and it removes the third party that would otherwise decide when your corrective phase ends.

The people

Who you would actually see

Dr. Ron Martin, Chiropractor and Owner

Dr. Ron Martin, DC

Chiropractor and Owner

  • Trained at Palmer College of Chiropractic
  • In practice since 2011

Dr. Ron graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic and has been in practice since 2011.

He went through a significant spinal injury of his own. That experience is the reason he built a practice around structure and function rather than around chasing whichever symptom is loudest that week.

His visits run on careful assessment, a clear explanation of what the findings actually mean, and recommendations built for the person in front of him. Patients leave knowing what is going on in their spine and why the plan looks the way it does.

He has been the patient. A spinal injury of his own is what pushed him toward correction instead of temporary relief.

Dr. Anagha More, Chiropractic Physician

Dr. Anagha More

Chiropractic Physician

    Dr. More brings a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach and a strong focus on patient education.

    She integrates nutritional guidance and supportive therapies alongside chiropractic care, which matters for the patients whose pain is tangled up with inflammation, sleep, and recovery rather than structure alone.

    Outside the clinic she hikes, kayaks, and volunteers with animal shelters.

    Renee Martin

    Clinic Director and Co-Owner

      Renee co-owns the practice and runs it day to day. She oversees the schedule, the clinic systems, and the consistency of the patient experience.

      If your appointment runs on time and the front desk already knows who you are, that is her.

      What the office is set up to do

      Look first, treat the tissue, then measure it

      There is a digital X-ray suite on site, so imaging happens on your first visit instead of becoming a referral and a two week gap. That is the whole reason the first visit is an examination rather than a treatment.

      There is also a regenerative stack here that the practices around this market do not carry together: StemWave, StemWave, and Class IV Laser. Structure and tissue are two different problems, and an adjustment only addresses one of them.

      Dr. Martin has treated patients from newborns through to their nineties, which is worth saying because people assume this is for one kind of body.

      How care here is structured

      Two phases, and you are told which one you are in

      The practice is named after the second half of the work, which is deliberate. Correcting something is the part everyone talks about. Keeping it is the part that decides whether it was worth doing.

      1. Phase one

        Correct what is driving it

        Scoped before it starts. You are told how many visits it is built around, what is being measured, and when the re-exam happens, and you get that in writing with the price at the report of findings.

        • The exam and the digital X-ray come first, so the plan answers to findings.
        • A scheduled re-exam measures it rather than asking how your week went.
        • When this phase is finished, you are told that it is finished.
      2. Phase two

        Preserve what has been corrected

        A body keeps loading, so a correction is something you keep rather than something you finish. What maintaining it looks like is explained with the reasons on the table, and it is a decision you make knowing what it is for.

        • Discussed once the corrective phase is measured, not assumed at the start.
        • You know what you are paying for and why, at every point.
        • Nobody here will tell you a result holds forever on its own.
      Exam and digital X-rayFirst visit
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