Chiropractor in Conroe, TX
Down I-45 and across the Grand Parkway, Bluebonnet Chiropractic's Village Square office in Tomball is about 37 minutes (28.6 miles) from downtown Conroe, serving patients from Grand Central Park, April Sound, River Plantation and across the county seat.
Chiropractor serving Conroe, TX
Chiropractic care near Conroe
About 37 minutes (28.6 miles) from our Tomball office
Conroe is the Montgomery County seat, and for many residents the weekday routine already includes a drive down I-45. Bluebonnet Chiropractic, in the Village Square complex in Tomball, sits at the end of that drive for people in historic downtown Conroe and the Conroe Arts District near the Crighton and Owen theatres, lakeside homeowners in April Sound on the south shore of Lake Conroe, golf-course neighbors in River Plantation in south Conroe, families in the growing master-planned community of Grand Central Park and the established Graystone Hills, and, just south of the city off SH 242, Artavia. Conroe ISD teachers and staff, Montgomery County employees working around the county seat, and the healthcare workers at Conroe’s hospitals and clinics can make the same drive. Every patient is seen by the owner, Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC.
An I-45 commute toward The Woodlands and Houston is hard on the spine: the hours of sitting can turn into back pain and neck pain, and a sudden stop in I-45 or Loop 336 traffic can end in whiplash. Off the clock, Conroe stays active. League nights at Carl Barton Jr. Park bring their share of sprains and strains, a full day of boating and fishing on Lake Conroe tires the shoulders, and trails in Sam Houston National Forest or W. Goodrich Jones State Forest can flare up knee pain. Backpacks headed to Conroe ISD campuses and laptops at home round out the list with poor posture.
With new homes still going up in Grand Central Park and Artavia, Dr. Kincaid’s prenatal and pediatric training is a good match for Conroe families. Expectant moms get prenatal care grounded in Dr. Kincaid’s Webster Technique certification, newborns and kids can come in for pediatric care, and I-45 commuters can start with chiropractic care or keep up with wellness care between Lake Conroe weekends. League players from Carl Barton Jr. Park can ask about athlete care. The drive from downtown Conroe runs about 28.6 miles and roughly 37 minutes: take I-45 South past The Woodlands, head west on the Grand Parkway (SH 99, a cashless toll road), then follow FM 2920 West into Tomball and turn onto Baker Dr and Village Square Dr.
Proudly serving: Historic Downtown Conroe and the Conroe Arts District, Grand Central Park, Graystone Hills, April Sound, River Plantation, Artavia (just south of Conroe).
Why choose us
Why Bluebonnet Chiropractic for Conroe
Conroe is the county seat of Montgomery County, about 40 miles north of Houston on I-45, and it has grown quickly: the 2020 census counted 89,956 residents, and the Census Bureau's July 2025 estimate is 119,564. Its oil and timber past still shows in the historic downtown and Arts District around the Crighton Theatre, while newer master-planned communities such as Grand Central Park and, just south of the city, Artavia keep adding homes alongside established ones like Graystone Hills. Weekdays often mean work at Conroe ISD, Montgomery County government or HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe, or a commute down I-45. Weekends might mean boating on Lake Conroe, hiking in Sam Houston National Forest or ballgames at Carl Barton Jr. Park.
Conroe patients are in the hands of Bluebonnet Chiropractic's owner, Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC. Dr. Kincaid's training includes a B.S. from Tulane University, a Doctor of Chiropractic earned at Palmer College of Chiropractic West in 2012 and a Texas chiropractic license, and the practice's owner specializes in prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic along with personalized posture program analysis. Webster Technique certified by the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and accredited as a prenatal chiropractor, Dr. Kincaid also has advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children. In a city that keeps adding homes in Grand Central Park and Artavia, that means expecting parents, newborns and the I-45 commuters in the same household can all see one doctor they know.
What we help with
Common concerns for people in Conroe
Back Pain
Commuting south on I-45 past The Woodlands toward Houston adds up to a lot of seat time, and the lower back is often the first place it shows.
Learn more →Neck Pain
Desk and computer work, whether in county offices around the courthouse square or on a Conroe ISD campus, can leave the neck stiff by the drive home.
Learn more →Whiplash
Heavy traffic on I-45 and Loop 336 brings plenty of sudden stops, and a rear-end collision there can cause whiplash even at low speed.
Learn more →Sprains & Strains
The baseball, softball and soccer fields at Carl Barton Jr. Park keep Conroe's youth and adult leagues busy, and a hard slide or quick cut on those fields can tweak an ankle or knee.
Learn more →Shoulder Pain
A Saturday on Lake Conroe, from backing the trailer down the ramp to reeling in fish all afternoon, puts steady strain on the shoulders.
Learn more →Poor Posture
Conroe ISD students with overloaded backpacks and adults working from laptops in Grand Central Park or Graystone Hills often end the day with their heads drifting forward.
Learn more →Getting here
Directions from Conroe to our Tomball office
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From downtown Conroe, head south on N Pacific St, turn left onto N Main St for about 0.9 miles, then turn left onto S Frazier St and right onto Gladstell St.
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Turn left onto the I-45 North Freeway service road, take the ramp on the left onto I-45 South and follow it about 12.6 miles past The Woodlands toward Spring.
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Take exit 71A for TX-99 West/Grand Parkway and stay on the Grand Parkway (SH 99) about 6.5 miles west. This stretch is a cashless toll road with no booths; it accepts EZ TAG, TxTag and TollTag, and drivers without a tag are billed by mail.
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Take the exit toward FM 2920/Tomball (also part of the toll road) and continue briefly on the Texas 99 frontage road.
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Turn right onto FM 2920 West and drive about 4.7 miles into Tomball.
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Turn right onto Baker Dr, then left onto Village Square Dr. The office is on the left inside Village Square at 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375, about 28.6 miles and 37 minutes from downtown Conroe.
Drive times are approximate. Notable landmarks in Conroe: Lake Conroe, Crighton Theatre, Heritage Museum of Montgomery County in Candy Cane Park, Carl Barton Jr. Park, Lone Star Convention & Expo Center.
Comprehensive care
Everything available to Conroe residents at our clinic
A short drive from Conroe gives you full access to every condition we treat and every service we offer.
Services to explore
Conditions we treat
Services we offer
Chiropractic & Techniques
Decompression & Therapies
Soft-Tissue & Manual
Family & Wellness Care
Specialty Care
Meet the doctor
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC
Owner & Chiropractor
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC is the owner of Bluebonnet Chiropractic and a chiropractor specializing in prenatal, pediatric, and nervous system care. Webster Technique certified and an accredited prenatal chiropractor, Dr. Kincaid supports patients of all ages with personalized care and posture program analysis.
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC reviews the information on this page for accuracy.
Conroe chiropractic FAQs
What is the route from downtown Conroe to Tomball?+
From downtown Conroe the office is about 28.6 miles, or roughly 37 minutes. Take I-45 South about 12.6 miles past The Woodlands, take exit 71A and head west on the Grand Parkway (SH 99) for about 6.5 miles, then exit toward FM 2920/Tomball and follow FM 2920 West about 4.7 miles into Tomball. Turn right on Baker Dr and left on Village Square Dr to reach 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375. The Grand Parkway stretch is a cashless toll road that accepts EZ TAG, TxTag and TollTag, or bills by mail.
What does the practice treat for Conroe patients?+
For Conroe patients, the list of concerns includes back pain, neck pain, whiplash, sprains and strains, shoulder pain, knee pain and poor posture. Available services are prenatal care, pediatric care, chiropractic care, auto accident care, X-rays, athlete care and wellness care.
Who is Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid?+
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, is the owner and chiropractor at Bluebonnet Chiropractic. After a B.S. at Tulane University, Dr. Kincaid earned a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in 2012 and holds a Texas license. Dr. Kincaid's credentials include an accredited prenatal chiropractor designation, Webster Technique certification from the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, and advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children.
Can my whole Conroe household be seen, from a newborn to a weekend ballplayer?+
Yes. Conroe patients of all ages are welcome, from expectant moms, babies and children to active adults and the youth and adult league players at Carl Barton Jr. Park. Dr. Kincaid's specialties are prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic care and personalized posture program analysis.
How do I get on the schedule from Conroe?+
Request a time on the Book an Appointment page, or call the office, and budget about 37 minutes for the drive from downtown Conroe via I-45 and the Grand Parkway.
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