Tuck Chiropractic's Bedford office keeps a neighborhood connection at the center of its work

The Bedford office now known as Tuck Chiropractic has a history that predates the name above its door. Formerly LaBarbera Family Chiropractic, the practice joined Tuck in 2010, adding a new chapter to its work in the town.

That continuity gives the office a local identity within a wider group of clinics. Patients come to a Bedford practice, with a team and community connections tied to the town, while the office operates as part of Tuck's regional network.

Chiropractor Jeremy Keene brings another Southwest Virginia connection to the practice. A native of Richlands, he works in Bedford and has participated in local civic life through Rotary and the Chamber of Commerce. Those relationships extend the practice's presence beyond appointments and into the everyday organizations that help a community function.

The clinic's services include chiropractic care and corrective exercise. These are discussed in the context of an individual evaluation and treatment plan, rather than a single approach applied to every patient. People considering care can contact the office to ask about their concern, appointment arrangements and the services available.

Community involvement has also included food and toy drives. The collections offer another way for a local office to participate in the place it serves. Patients may encounter the practice through an appointment, a community collection or a civic connection.

The West Main Street building provides a recognizable physical base for that work. Its location and the history of the former LaBarbera practice connect the current office with years of care in Bedford, while the Tuck affiliation forms the next part of the story.

For residents, the office offers a straightforward local point of contact. The people, the address and the community relationships give the practice its Bedford character—a neighborhood connection that remains visible within a larger organization.