Dr. Linzey's office is located at 191 Lynch Creek Way Ste 201 Petaluma, CA 94954.
Dr. Kevin Linzey, DC
Chiropractic*
3.7 (3 Ratings)
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Dr. Kevin Linzey, DC
Petaluma, CA
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Office191 Lynch Creek Way Ste 201, Petaluma, CA 94954
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Jun 26, 2018
I've been to Dr. Linzey in Petaluma for quite a while. He can sometimes fix my problem-du-jour in 1 visit. Whatever happened years ago, like the other reviewer mentioned, never happens when I see him. He doesn't even drink alcohol because he's a health food nut, so I can say he does NOT come in hungover. Super easy to get in on your schedule. Office is cutting edge cool, staff is very friendly. I've heard him speaking Spanish pretty well to a patient, so for you Spanish speakers, there's that.
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