Corrective Chiropractic expands Southeast footprint with Waynesboro acquisition
What's the deal? Corrective Chiropractic, an Augusta, Georgia-based chiropractic company, has acquired Friends and Family Chiropractic in Waynesboro, Georgia. The practice, founded by Dr. Don Tew, will now operate under the Corrective Chiropractic brand and be led by Dr. Rachael Templeton.
"Dr. Tew built something special in Waynesboro — a practice rooted in genuine care for the community," said Dr. Austin Cohen, founder of Corrective Chiropractic. "We are honoured to carry that forward and expand on the foundation he created."
Why now? The Waynesboro location joins a growing network of Corrective Chiropractic practices across the Southeast. The company has been on an expansion tear, having opened multiple locations in recent years — including a Fort Mill, South Carolina office and its first North Carolina practice.
The signal: Healthcare consolidation continues to push into smaller markets. Regional chiropractic brands are increasingly acquiring independent practices, betting that standardised care protocols and brand recognition can attract patients in communities that have traditionally relied on solo practitioners. For Waynesboro, the deal means continuity of care under a larger umbrella — but it also reflects a broader trend of local healthcare providers being folded into multi-location networks.
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