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Appointment text messages from Pain 2 Wellness

Pain 2 Wellness Chiropractic Center can text you about your appointments — confirmations, reminders, schedule changes and replies to questions you send us. Texting is optional, and consent is not a condition of receiving care.

How to opt in

  1. Open our appointment request form.
  2. Enter your name and mobile number.
  3. Check the optional, unchecked SMS consent box directly beneath the mobile number field (wording reproduced below).
  4. Submit the form. You can submit it without checking the box.

You can also opt in by telling our staff at the office or on the phone, or by texting our office number first.

I consent to receive conversational and informational SMS messages from Pain 2 Wellness Chiropractic Center regarding appointments, scheduling, patient inquiries, and care-related communications. Message frequency may vary. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out and HELP for assistance. Consent is not a condition of receiving care. See our Privacy Policy and SMS Terms.

Exact consent wording as it appears on the form (shown here for reference; the live checkbox is on the appointment request form).

Go to the appointment request form

Required disclosures

  • Program: Pain 2 Wellness Chiropractic Center appointment and patient-care messaging (conversational and informational only — no marketing).
  • Message frequency: message frequency may vary; typically fewer than 10 messages per month.
  • Cost: message and data rates may apply.
  • Opt out: reply STOP at any time to stop all messages.
  • Help: reply HELP for assistance, or call the office.
  • Privacy: no mobile information will be sold or shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes; text messaging opt-in data and consent are never shared with third parties. See our Privacy Policy and SMS Terms & Conditions.

Call us instead

Text messaging is not monitored around the clock and is not a substitute for medical advice. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.

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