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We Care - We Listen  

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Help For Those Suffering From Headaches, Migraines, Head and Neck Injuries, and Neurological Disorders

For more information, or to schedule a chiropractic appointment with Dr. Lenarz in Seattle, please call us at 206-327-9328 today!

Here is how we strive to serve you:

  • We Care & We Listen
  • You get better with less adjusting
  • You get Long Term Results

The special approach that we use at Health First is called Upper Cervical Chiropractic.  This helps individuals with typical chiropractic problems like neck pain and back pain. It is especially helpful for individuals who suffer from headaches or migraines, head and neck injuries, and those who suffer from neurological disorders.

If you have questions regarding whether Upper Cervical Chiropractic can help you, please call us at 206-327-9328 or you can e-mail us.


Dr. Michael Lenarz
Seattle Chiropractor | Health First Chiropractic Seattle | 206-327-9328

1818 E. Mercer Street, Ste 100
Seattle, WA 98112

Read Dr. Lenarz’s book The Chiropractic Way

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  • "While I am a new patient, my first two visits have been amazing! He made me feel like a person, he listened (Truly listened) and I never felt like he was in a rush to get me out of the office onto his next patient. Looking forward to many more visits with the Doctor!"
    Jonathan R
  • "I was thoroughly evaluated and then had my spine adjusted. I felt instant relief."
    Susan J
  • "As always, Dr. Lennarz was able to easily put me back together. I came in with vertigo and left with almost zero symptoms. Yay!"
    Suzanne T