Georgia's Hand & Foot Chiropractor
John J. Giovanelli, DC, PC utilizes a number of individualized therapies and techniques to make your road to pain relief, recovery, and total-body-wellness efficient, effective and worthwhile. Our doctors are focused on improving your quality of life and making sure you leave our clinic feeling better than when you walked in. There are many roads down the path to wellness. Let us help find the one that is best for you at John J. Giovanelli, DC, PC.
Dr. Giovanelli has Over 36 Years of Experience & Trained and Endorsed by Chiropractic Hand & Foot Clinics Of America.
Insurances Accepted
We gladly accept most health insurance, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and United Healthcare. Individuals in need of our services who lack insurance and who are worried about the high costs charged by many other clinics need not worry.
Meet Dr. John Giovanelli, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic, Primary Care
Dr. Giovanelli was born and raised in River Vale, New Jersey. He received his undergraduate training at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama where he majored in Human Movement Studies (exercise physiology).
While at Auburn, Dr. Giovanelli participated in various research studies at The National Strength Research Center. This education not only assisted him as a competitive bodybuilder and powerlifter, it has given him a unique approach incorporating exercise rehab into his chiropractic practice.
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What Our Patients Say
When asked what I would rate my experience 1 out of 5, with 5 being the best, I rated it 6! I always find relief, a lot of good, practical and useful knowledge, and a friendly, warm interaction...
Beth B.
Dr. Giovanelli, is an expert who makes you feel at ease from the moment go and the patient management via phone and front desk start alleviating any pain you're experiencing...
Scotch B.
Dr. Gio gives an outstanding adjustment. I no longer struggle with carpel tunnel or plantar fasciitis. The recommendations for care were tailored to my specific needs...
