Advanced Correction Chiropractic opened its doors in Albury more than 20 years ago with a focus on evidence-informed chiropractic care and a commitment to the long-term health of its patients. From the very beginning, the clinic was built around a philosophy that health is not just the absence of pain — it is the ability to live, move, and function at your full potential. That philosophy has shaped every decision we have made since.
Over time, ACC grew into something more than a chiropractic clinic. As demand for care increased and our understanding of what patients needed deepened, we expanded to include Remedial massage, Bowen therapy, Myotherapy, and Rehabilitation services. We established an on-site gym through our partnership with Redefined Strength and Fitness, and invested in in-house imaging capabilities that are rare for a clinic of our type in regional Australia. The result is a multidisciplinary network where patients can access most of the care they need without the inconvenience of travelling between multiple providers.
Our second location on High Street in Wodonga brought our services to even more of the community and added a full imaging suite—including our Esaote G-Scan MRI—to serve patients who need advanced musculoskeletal imaging close to home. Ultrasound and CT services are coming soon, further expanding what we can offer without referrals to distant facilities.
What makes ACC genuinely different is the people who make up our team. Our admin staff have been our rock for more years than we can count. Our remedial masseurs — Greg, Lloyd, and Bee Fern — have each been part of the ACC family for over 24 years, with Pauline and Nathan of Redefined Strength and Fitness and Ricki Winning of Winning Bowen Therapy adding depth and breadth to the services on offer. Our chiropractors bring a combined century of clinical experience. That kind of stability and loyalty does not happen by accident. It is the product of a culture that values people — both the patients who walk through our doors and the practitioners who care for them.