Saturday, October 31, 2020

Product, Product and More Product

EAST PARK INTEGRATIVE CHIROPRACTIC HAS PRODUCT FOR SALE!

We are carrying the following lines of product:

Now Foods.... www.nowfoods.com

Golden Tiger...  www.goldentigerusa.com

CV Sciences CBD Oil... www.cvsciences.com

Apex Energetics...  www.apexenergetics.com


NOW Foods



Golden Tiger


CV Sciences


Apex Energetics




Saturday, July 25, 2020

Same Great Chiropractic Care, Just a New Office!

A little about Dr. Kevin L. McKamey:

Kevin L. McKamey MS, DC, is a 2009 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic/Logan University where he earned his Bachelors of Science in Human Biology, Masters of Science in Sports Rehabilitation and Doctorate in Chiropractic Studies. The Doctor of Chiropractic curriculum at Logan includes a balance of basic, chiropractic and clinical sciences as well as extensive business training. Graduates of Logan College are exposed to one of the most comprehensive chiropractic programs in the nation with nearly 5,000 classroom and clinical contact hours. His education was highlighted by over 800 outpatient clinical hours serving as a Senior Chiropractic Intern at the Montgomery Health Center, Bio-Freeze Sports Rehabilitation Center, Bogey Hills Health Clinic and Veterans Administration Hospital Spine Care Unit. He also completed a 300 hours internship in clinical medical orthopedics as a Master’s resident at Parkcrest Orthopedics in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. McKamey has obtained training in and utilizes a number of chiropractic techniques including: Cox Flexion/Distraction for the cervical and lumbar regions, Diversified, Gonstead, Logan Basic, Sacro Occipital (SORCI) and Pro Adjuster techniques.
Dr. McKamey has been licensed by the state of Maryland since 2011 to practice chiropractic with physical therapy privileges and supervise the training and administration of Chiropractic Assistant’s (CA’s) under Maryland license number S03664. He is registered with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) under NPI 1134356181. He is also inactively licensed by the Delaware Division of Professional Regulation F1-0000813 and the Virginia Board of Medicine VA 0104556971. Originally practicing in the St. Louis, Missouri area as a locum tenens doctor and subsequently in Western North Carolina as sole proprietor of Synergy Wellness of Highlands, Dr. McKamey relocated to Salisbury in March 2011 and has been serving the Salisbury and greater Delmarva area for nearly 10 years, eight of those as an Associate at Delmarva Chiropractic P.C. He is trained in a number of chiropractic manipulative techniques and maintains bi-annual certification as a Cox Flexion Distraction Practitioner specializing in the management and treatment of a number of acute and chronic spine and joint ailments including but not limited to low back sprains and strains, degenerative joint and disc disease, spinal stenosis, disc herniation, spondylolisthesis, scoliosis as well as neck and shoulder pain. He is certified by the American Chiropractic Association as Chiropractic Wellness Specialist and Post-Surgical Spine Rehabilitation Specialist. He is also certified American Medical Institute of LASER Applications in the use of advanced LASER therapeutics (Low Level Light Therapy) and by several entities in a number of soft tissue techniques. Additionally, he is board eligible as a Diplomate of the American Board of Chiropractic Internists, a division of the American Chiropractic Association and maintains association with a number of professional and civic organizations including the American Chiropractic Association and the Maryland Chiropractic Association, Council on Diagnosis and Internal Disorders, Clear Spine Institute as well as the Salisbury Chamber of Commerce and is a Life Member of the Disabled American Veterans.
East Park Integrative Chiropractic opened July 7, 2020 with a stated goal to provide safe, holistic chiropractic care for patients of all ages. This clinic will serve all sectors of the community and will specialize in modern, evidence-based practices providing evaluation, examination, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic conditions of the spine and other joints of the human frame as well as recreational sports and athletic injuries. We will proactively focus on the patient’s satisfaction with their general overall health and their ability to enjoy life and engage in common activities of daily living. We will provide postural and functional analysis, ergonomic studies, structural and biomechanical evaluation and training along with rehabilitative home exercise programs. It is our vision to provide our partners/patients with dynamic and integrative care, highlighting natural, non-invasive options to many common and debilitating complaints. We will also provide a number of other services including but not limited to: physical therapy, lifestyle, nutrition and weight loss counseling. It is our goal to integrate our business with that of other businesses creating a vector for services while providing a valuable and necessary service to the community creating a common location for functional medicine, naturopathy, massage therapy and acupuncture.

Friday, July 3, 2020




Launching 07/07/2020


Dr. Kevin L. McKamey MS, DC
1340 Belmont Avenue
Suite 504
Salisbury, MD 21804

443-880-3830



A Word from Dr. Kevin L. McKamey.....


6/30//20 From Dr. Kevin L. McKamey:

As of today, I have ended my 8 year association with Delmarva Chiropractic to enter a new and exciting phase of my life. I am moving my practice to 1340 Belmont Avenue, Suite 504, Salisbury, Maryland under the name East Park Integrative Chiropractic. We are quickly bringing things online with regards to I/T and scheduling. We should have a schedule built in the software by tomorrow and will be able to provide appointments for next week. If Comcast is successful, the telephone system should be active tomorrow. I am so encouraged by the messages and telephone calls I have received already. Keep the excitement level up and be patient. Thank you all for your continued support. ðŸ¥° Stay tuned here for further developments.


Office Information:

East Park Integrative Chiropractic
1340 Belmont Avenue, Suite 504
Salisbury, MD 21804

443-880-3830

Sunday, March 11, 2018

Cheese Anyone?!

I just finished reading a book called Who Moved My Cheese?  It took me a few weeks to get through it because I had some things that needed my attention in my "spare time" so it wasn't a slow moving book or a bad read, just took me some time to get to it.

It was a little eye opener, kind of put things into black and white, by that I mean, basically change happens and you can either be looking for it or hiding from it.  I prefer to look for it, flow with it, keep up with it.  I haven't always had that mind set.  I can get in a rut so to speak sometimes and just not put effort into change.  Guess it's the comfy place you don't want to move out of.

As a military wife I embraced change every few years with a new city to live in and a new job to start and more friends to make.  Then came kids and we didn't move, nor did I change jobs for those 14 years.  In 2004 we took the plunge ~ moved, changed jobs, did the full time college thing, turned our lives upside down....only to do the same thing in 2010.

Here I am in 2018 looking for change because like I said it's going to happen and I can look for it or hide from it.

I say buy the book and read it along with one called Fish. 

P.S.  Cheese isn't just for Friday night wine, cheese and crackers.  ;-P

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Cha Cha Changes in Life...

Change is an undeniable force that impacts everything.

Changes through life are sometimes dramatic, sometimes not so much.  Sometimes change is small, not too significant but still a change.  Sometimes change is HUGE and sends us for a loop!

Some change is good...a new job, a new home, a new diet, a new exercise routine, a new attitude!  Some change isn't so good...a divorce, a death, an illness, living in the same old rut.  All depends on how you look at it.

If you're struggling with changes in your life, good or bad, sit back, reflect on where you've been, look ahead to where you're going and live in the now ~ I'm sure you'll see some happy moments in all 3 places if you think about it hard enough.  ;-)



Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Localvore Much?!





Localvore Much?!

A localvore is a person dedicated to eating food grown and produced locally.  Here on the eastern shore we have a lot of local farms so why not eat locally?  It supports the local economy (more money for us), it is healthier (no shipping time), it is safer (less susceptible to food borne illnesses) and it tastes better!  A home cooked meal tastes better and so does neighborly fruits and vegetables!

So where to buy?  We can first start with the local farmers markets, road side stands and Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).  CSAs are becoming more and more popular.  It is a great way for a group of people to collectively purchase products from a local farm.  Shares can be paid for in cash or labor, but they generally rely on a combination of both.  For example you pay a flat fee to the local farmer and you help on the farm or by helping pass out shares to others.

If you decide to join a CSA, at first you may wonder what you got yourself into because frankly you may need Vegetable Recognition 101 classes!  But look on the bright side it may inspire you to try something new and learn a way to cook the vegetable to perfection!

Some CSAs may also offer eggs, cheese and milk from other local producers.  There are several CSAs in our area and a couple of websites, like localharvest.org, that you can reference to locate one near you.  For example:

Calliope Farm is a small scale CSA and is located at 5000 Stock Creek Lane, Salisbury.  Call 202-716-0217 or visit their website calliopefarmandgarden.com for more information.  They also can be found at the Camden Avenue Farmers Market most Tuesdays.

The Good Farm is located at 11483 Sinepuxent Road in Berlin.  They accept visitors and volunteers, call 410-713-8803 or visit wegrowgoodfood.com for more information.  They also can be found at the Ocean Pines and Fenwick Island Farmers Markets.

Remember if you don’t want to join a CSA there are always the Farmers Markets!  Eat local, shop local, be a local!