Dr Kyndra Cervantes D.C
- Sports injury care for athletes, including runners.
- Pain relief to support active lifestyles.
- Treating diverse individuals from infants to seniors.
- Soft tissue techniques for discomfort relief.
- Supporting active lives through chiropractic care.
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Adapt Chiropractic & Wellness
1475 S Bascom Ave, 104, Campbell, CA, 95008-0624
Growing up, I had the unique experience of living in diverse places like Singapore and Texas, which fostered a deep appreciation for different cultures and perspectives. In high school, I was heavily involved in sports, where I first discovered my passion for healthcare and helping people stay pain-free. For the past six years, I’ve proudly called the Bay Area home. I earned my B.S.E.D. in Health, Kinesiology, and Leisure Studies from Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and graduated with my Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic West. During chiropractic school, I served as president of the Soft Tissue Club and PSAF and actively participated in the Sports Council, treating athletes at events throughout the region. I developed a special love for working with athletes, particularly runners, but I also enjoy caring for individuals of all ages and activity levels. From infants to older adults. My passion lies in helping people live pain-free so they can enjoy the activities they love, whether that’s competitive sports or simply living an active, healthy lifestyle.
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