Stop and take a moment to think about all of the decisions, leadership and efforts required to bring us the community of Cheyenne.
Cheyenne is filled with outstanding businesses and solid entrepreneurs. Dr. Heather Smith and Dr. Marley Smith embarked on owning their own family chiropractor practice 6 years ago, Livin’ Well Family Chiropractic. The community has rallied behind their quality services and entrepreneurial spirits resulting in the production of their very own facility located at 5231 Yellowstone Road.
“We finally feel like we built a facility that represents the quality of care we deliver.” Shared Dr. Heather Smith.
Ultimately the new building for Livin’ Well family Chiropractic is structured for their clients and will be completed November 16th, 2018. It features a new patient on-boarding suite, an area for regular adjustment appointments, and the premium spot for kiddos.
“Our goal was to make the business a place where you walk in and it just feels good!” Expressed Dr. Marley Smith, “It is a welcoming location that will allow us to achieve our mission of being the voice of health care for the community.”
They wanted this expansion to be filled with positivity so much so, they incorporated words of wisdom, quotes and positive phrasing provided to them by practice members and community members by adorning the construction site.
“We literally want positivity in the bones of our building.” Exclaimed Dr. Heather Smith.
Having businesses care deeply about their customers and the community for which they serve is what makes Cheyenne a unique place to live. It is businesses like Livin’ Well Chiropractic who make the Cheyenne area home.
Some of the featured Positive Phrases:
- Life is good this is the best day ever
- There is still good in this world and it is worth fighting for
- For beautiful eyes look for the good in others; for beautiful lips speak only words of kindness and for poise walk with the knowledge that you’re never alone
- Everyone does better when everyone does better
- Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value
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