Chiropractor in Magnolia, TX
From The Magnolia Stroll downtown, Bluebonnet Chiropractic's Tomball office is about 18 minutes south by FM 1774 and the TX-249 toll road, an easy run for households in Audubon, Kresston and Magnolia Ridge.
Chiropractor serving Magnolia, TX
Chiropractic care near Magnolia
About 18 minutes (12.6 miles) from our Tomball office
From Magnolia, Bluebonnet Chiropractic on Village Square Dr in Tomball is a straight run south on FM 1774 and TX-249. It is a practical choice if you live near downtown Magnolia, home to the historic Magnolia Depot and The Magnolia Stroll, the half-mile linear park in the heart of Magnolia Town Center, once the city’s original township. It works just as well for families settling into master-planned communities such as Audubon, Kresston and Escondido, newer neighborhoods like Magnolia Ridge, and the wooded lots of Lake Windcrest, both off FM 1488. Magnolia ISD teachers and staff, students at Lone Star College-Magnolia Center and anyone heading south through Pinehurst on TX-249 are welcome too. Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, is both the owner and the chiropractor you will see.
Between the TX-249 commute and full weekends, Magnolia keeps the body busy. Driving south toward Tomball and Houston, or out to I-45 and US 290, keeps you seated long enough to stir up back pain and neck pain, and getting rear-ended on FM 1774, FM 1488 or TX-249 can bring on whiplash. Unity Park’s skate park and volleyball court can lead to sprains and strains, rounds at High Meadow Ranch Golf Club can aggravate elbow pain, and a long day on your feet at the Texas Renaissance Festival in nearby Todd Mission is hard on the legs. Between Bulldogs and Mustangs backpacks and laptops at home, poor posture tends to sneak up on students and parents alike.
For families settling into Kresston, Audubon and Escondido, Dr. Kincaid’s specialty in prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system care is a natural fit. Expecting moms can schedule prenatal care with a Webster Technique certified chiropractor, babies and kids can be seen for pediatric care, and adults worn down by the TX-249 commute can start with chiropractic care. Wellness care helps golfers and Unity Park regulars stay ahead of flare-ups, and Bulldogs and Mustangs athletes can ask about athlete care. From downtown Magnolia the trip is about 12.6 miles and roughly 18 minutes, south on FM 1774 to Pinehurst and then down TX-249 into Tomball.
Proudly serving: Downtown Magnolia, Audubon, Kresston, Escondido, Magnolia Ridge, Lake Windcrest.
Why choose us
Why Bluebonnet Chiropractic for Magnolia
Magnolia sits where FM 1774 meets FM 1488 in southwest Montgomery County, within the Houston metropolitan area. The city itself counted 2,359 residents in the 2020 census, while nearby master-planned communities such as Audubon, Kresston and Escondido are planned for thousands of new homes. Weekdays often revolve around Magnolia ISD, home of the Magnolia High Bulldogs and the Magnolia West Mustangs, and the drive south on TX-249. Weekends might mean a walk along The Magnolia Stroll, a splash-pad afternoon at Unity Park, a round at High Meadow Ranch Golf Club or a Texas Renaissance Festival weekend just up FM 1774 in Todd Mission. From downtown Magnolia, that same southbound drive on FM 1774 and TX-249 leads to Bluebonnet Chiropractic on Village Square Dr in Tomball in about 18 minutes.
Every Magnolia visit is with Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, who owns Bluebonnet Chiropractic. A Texas-licensed chiropractor, Dr. Kincaid holds a B.S. from Tulane University and a 2012 Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic West. With so many families settling into Kresston, Audubon and Escondido, Dr. Kincaid's specialty lines up well with the area: prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic, Webster Technique certification through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, accreditation as a prenatal chiropractor, and advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children. Dr. Kincaid's personalized posture program analysis is just as useful for Bulldogs and Mustangs students carrying heavy backpacks as it is for parents who spend their week on TX-249.
What we help with
Common concerns for people in Magnolia
Back Pain
Magnolia commutes run long, whether south on TX-249 toward Tomball and Houston or out to I-45 and US 290, and hours in the driver's seat are hard on the lower back.
Learn more →Neck Pain
Long study sessions at Lone Star College-Magnolia Center and desk work at home can leave the neck tight by the end of the day.
Learn more →Whiplash
Even a low-speed rear-end bump where FM 1774 meets FM 1488, or while merging onto TX-249 at Pinehurst, can snap the neck forward and back.
Learn more →Sprains & Strains
The skate park and volleyball court at Unity Park bring plenty of fun, along with the occasional rolled ankle or pulled muscle.
Learn more →Elbow Pain
Repeated swings on the three loops at High Meadow Ranch Golf Club or at the private Lake Windcrest Golf Club can leave the elbow sore.
Learn more →Poor Posture
Backpacks at Magnolia High and Magnolia West, and laptops on kitchen tables across town, both tend to round the shoulders forward over a school year.
Learn more →Getting here
Directions from Magnolia to our Tomball office
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From downtown Magnolia, head southeast on FM 1774 (Magnolia Blvd) toward Betty Hall St and stay on FM 1774 for about 6.1 miles to Pinehurst, where it meets TX-249.
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Continue onto TX-249 South for about 0.4 mile, then take the ramp on the left onto the TX-249 toll lanes.
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Follow the toll road about 3.8 miles south across Spring Creek into Harris County. This stretch is the MCTRA 249 Tollway (Montgomery County Toll Road Authority), which continues as the Tomball Tollway, and tolls are paid electronically with an EZ TAG, TxTag or TollTag.
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Take the exit toward Hooks Airport/FM 2920/Business 249/Tomball/Alice Rd, merge onto TX-249 South (Tomball Pkwy) for about 0.5 mile, then make a sharp left onto the TX-249 access road (Tomball Pkwy) for about 0.6 mile.
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Turn right toward Hicks St and continue on Hicks St for about 0.6 mile, then turn right onto High St.
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After about 0.1 mile on High St, turn left. The office will be on the right at 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375, about 12.6 miles and 18 minutes from downtown Magnolia.
Drive times are approximate. Notable landmarks in Magnolia: Unity Park, Historic Magnolia Depot (Magnolia Depot Museum), High Meadow Ranch Golf Club, Lone Star College-Magnolia Center, The Magnolia Stroll.
Comprehensive care
Everything available to Magnolia residents at our clinic
A short drive from Magnolia 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.
Magnolia chiropractic FAQs
Is the Tomball office close to Magnolia?+
Yes. From downtown Magnolia the office is about 12.6 miles, or roughly 18 minutes. Take FM 1774 (Magnolia Blvd) southeast about 6.1 miles to Pinehurst, continue onto TX-249 South, then take the left-hand ramp onto the TX-249 toll lanes for about 3.8 miles. Exit toward Hooks Airport/FM 2920/Business 249/Tomball, follow Tomball Pkwy and its access road, then turn onto Hicks St and High St to reach 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375.
What can Magnolia residents be seen for?+
Conditions Dr. Kincaid addresses include back pain, neck pain, whiplash, sprains and strains, elbow pain and poor posture. Dr. Kincaid provides chiropractic care, prenatal care, pediatric care, wellness care, athlete care, auto accident care and X-rays.
Who is the chiropractor Magnolia patients will see?+
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, the owner of Bluebonnet Chiropractic, sees every Magnolia patient personally. Dr. Kincaid completed a B.S. at Tulane University, then a Doctor of Chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic West in 2012, and holds a Texas chiropractic license. Dr. Kincaid is also Webster Technique certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, an accredited prenatal chiropractor, and has advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children.
Can families new to Kresston, Audubon or Escondido bring babies, kids and expecting moms?+
Yes, and that is Dr. Kincaid's specialty: prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic care, along with personalized posture program analysis. Expectant moms, babies and children are welcome, as are Magnolia ISD student athletes, golfers and other active adults.
How do I schedule my first visit?+
Request a time on the Book an Appointment page, or give us a call. From downtown Magnolia, plan on about 18 minutes south on FM 1774 and TX-249.
New Patient Special
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New Patient Special is not valid on weekend appointments, full appointment rate applies
