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Happy Holidays from Costa Vista

12/6/2017

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Happy Thanksgiving from Costa Vista

11/23/2017

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Happy Halloween from Costa Vista

10/31/2017

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Happy Independence Day from Costa Vista

7/4/2017

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Happy Birthday Costa Vista Chiropractic!

6/6/2017

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Happy Valentine's Day from Costa Vista

2/14/2017

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Meet Our Staff

2/6/2017

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We are lucky here at Costa Vista Chiropractic to have the most incredible staff. They bring an invaluable positive, caring atmosphere to our office. We have recently added a third member to our team, and we will be introducing her to you soon. Every member of our team here is fluent in English and Spanish!

Roxanne is the first face you see when you walk in our door at Costa Vista Chiropractic. Her bright personality and caring nature will help you feel comfortable during the check in process and throughout your entire visit with us. The youngest of six girls, she spent most of her life living right here in Southern California. She attended UEI to become a certified medical assistant and is currently working towards her degree in massage therapy.

During her free time, Roxanne loves to dance, hike and work out at the gym. However, her favorite thing to do is curl up with a good book!

Ceili is passionate about patient care. While you may catch her at the front desk, she spends most of her time in the back helping our patients with their exercises and passive care. She loves that each patient brings a unique situation, and wants to help you feel better!

Ceili was also born and raised here in Orange County; the youngest of two. At home she has four Red Eared turtles, and she enjoys hiking, basketball, and baking. She has an AA in math and science, and she is currently working towards her BS in Kinesiology with hopes to go onto become and Physical Therapist.

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Whiplash

1/12/2017

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Whiplash is a commonly used term to describe an injury that occurs typically during a rear end car accident. A rear end collision forces the body forward as the neck and head stay

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