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Ronald Fulton, D.C.

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Ronald Fulton, D.C.
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639 SW 154th St Burien, WA 98166
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Ronald Fulton, D.C.

Ronald Fulton, D.C. practices as a Chiropractor in Burien, WA.
Years In Practice 40
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Certification Named one of America's Top Chiropractors
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639 SW 154th St, Burien, WA 98166
Services Ronald Fulton, D.C. practices at 639 SW 154th St, Burien, WA 98166. Chiropractors diagnose and treat common spinal misalignments that can occur from lifestyle or injuries causing pain, discomfort and degenerative conditions.

Ronald Fulton, D.C. may be able to treat; back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sports injuries, and auto accident injuries.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Ronald Fulton, D.C. in Burien, WA, please call (206) 246-5600 for more information.
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I've required chiropractic on and off since 1981. Ron Fulton is the best I have ever worked with. I've been seeing him now for 5 years. He takes the time to explain what's going on with me thoroughly and in easy-to-understand terms. His diagnoses have been right on the mark, using appropriate technology, but without 'overkill.' Most important, he gets me straightened out quickly. Typically, I only have to go in a couple of times and I'm fixed (that's for my particular low-back issue, of course). The whole feel of the office is pleasant, friendly, with good humor, and I never have to wait very long to be seen. With appointment, never more than 5 minutes! Highly recommended.
by Mark Sabol, Ph.D
August 05, 2011