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Welcome to Monroe Chiropractic and Alternative Medicine Center

Chiropractic & Massage Available!
Call us today! 360-794-4500

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We'd love to introduce our doctor, Dr. Nathan Strohm, D.C

During your first visit to our Monroe office, Dr. Nathan Strohm will explain to you the science behind our treatments, and how they can help relieve pain from an auto injury like whiplash, chronic lower back pain, work injury, headache and pregnancy pain.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our treatments, staff, and our non-invasive approach to whole body wellness. If you are not familiar with treatments like chiropractic or massage therapy you may have questions about how these treatments work and whether they are right for you. Be sure to visit our testimonials page to hear directly from patients!

Patients choose Monroe Chiropractic and Alternative Medicine Center because of our commitment to helping them live full, pain-free lives - without relying on medication. If you are struggling with chronic pain or just need a full body tune-up, there is hope. Talk to Dr. Nathan Strohm and Tera Hickaman our massage therapist today! 360-794-4500

c0020327.jpgAt our Monroe Chiropractic and Alternative Medicine Center clinic you will receive the best care through the use of sound chiropractic & massage therapy techniques. Dr. Nathan Strohm and the staff at Monroe Chiropractic and Alternative Medicine Center have a genuine concern for your well-being and health! Call us today at 360-794-4500 and we can develop a plan specific for you.



"ucsi018238.jpgThe Doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease." 

*Thomas Edison

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Monday:

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7:00 pm

Tuesday:

9:00 am

3:30 pm, by appointment

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7:00 pm

Thursday:

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Reviews By Our Satisfied Patients

  • "Highly recommended Dr. Strohm! First of all the staff there is amazing and friendly and I always feel welcome. I’ve been to many chiropractors in my life and Dr. Strohm is the best! He is highly knowledgeable, professional and caring. I’ve been seeing him for chronic headaches/migraines which have been majorly reduced since I started seeing him. What a blessing!"
    Jonna K.