Dr. Bolanos opened the office and still sees patients most days. He explains each step before it happens, and he writes the cost down before care begins.
About
A small office, run by three doctors
Quarry Chiropractic cares for adults, many of them on Medicare, with low-force methods named plainly.
The doctors share one front desk and one way of working: explain first, ask before acting, and write the cost down. Patients come from town and from the villages and farms around it, so the office plans its days around that, with a late opening after a snowstorm and chairs with arms by the door.
What we do
What we do, and what we do not claim
What we do
Adjust joints with low force, seated or lying down
Work on tight muscles by hand
Teach movements to practice at home
Explain each step, and the cost, before it happens
What we do not claim
That chiropractic care treats an illness or a disease
That a set number of visits brings a result
That Medicare pays for more than spinal manipulation
That our methods are better than another provider's care
The doctors
Meet the doctors
Each page has the doctor's background and license.
Dr. Staten leads the movement visits and teaches each exercise one at a time. She sees patients who prefer to stay seated.
Dr. Goodwin is the newest doctor in the office. He sees patients on Wednesday mornings and answers the phone when the front desk is busy.
Licenses
A chiropractic license belongs to a person. Every doctor here is licensed by the Maine Board of Chiropractic Licensure, and you can check a license with the board.
Licenses
Arnulfo Bolanos, Chiropractor
ME License no. 000000 · Maine Board of Chiropractic Licensure
Licensed to practice chiropractic in Maine
Latonya Staten, Chiropractor
ME License no. 000000 · Maine Board of Chiropractic Licensure
Licensed to practice chiropractic in Maine
Jonathan Goodwin, Chiropractor
ME License no. 000000 · Maine Board of Chiropractic Licensure
Licensed to practice chiropractic in Maine
Meet us before you decide
Call and ask anything. A person answers.