Stine Chiropractic's Fredericksburg roots extend beyond the treatment room

Larry Stine began his undergraduate education close to home at Mary Washington before pursuing a chiropractic degree at Texas Chiropractic College. His later training in chiropractic orthopedics at Logan added another layer to a career spent serving the Fredericksburg area.

Today, Stine Chiropractic brings that background together with the work of Christopher Stine, who joined the practice in 2017. Their Redwood Drive office focuses on conservative care for musculoskeletal conditions, with examinations, orthopedic testing and on-site X-ray facilities among its services.

The practice's local connections include professional leadership and community care. Larry previously served as president of the Virginia Chiropractic Association and worked as its insurance chair. Christopher's experience includes two years providing chiropractic services through Fredericksburg's Moss Clinic, according to his professional biography.

Christopher also holds a master's degree and has studied nutrition and chronic illness. Within the practice, both clinicians emphasize evaluating orthopedic concerns and discussing nonsurgical management options. The office offers several treatment modalities; the choice depends on the patient's examination and circumstances.

Another part of the business serves people whose work takes them onto the road. Both clinicians describe their participation in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's National Registry as medical examiners conducting Department of Transportation physicals. Commercial drivers can contact the office to ask about scheduling and the requirements for their examination.

The practice offers appointments six days a week and says some same-day appointments are available. Its on-site imaging capability allows an indicated X-ray to be performed at the office rather than automatically requiring a separate location.

Those details give the clinic a role that extends from routine appointments to the practical needs of working residents. Its story combines a clinician educated initially in Fredericksburg, a colleague who joined in 2017 and service connected to a local community clinic.

People interested in the practice can contact the team to discuss availability, insurance participation and whether an appointment fits their needs.