Chiropractor in Montgomery, TX
From Historic Downtown Montgomery, Bluebonnet Chiropractic is about 31 minutes (23.3 miles) away by FM 149 South and the SH 249 toll road, on Village Square Dr in Tomball. Woodforest is closer, about 27 minutes via FM 2978, while Walden and Bentwater on Lake Conroe are about 45 minutes away.
Chiropractor serving Montgomery, TX
Chiropractic care near Montgomery
About 31 minutes (23.3 miles) from our Tomball office
Montgomery reaches well beyond its small historic core, and Bluebonnet Chiropractic on Village Square Dr in Tomball cares for the whole area: Historic Downtown Montgomery, where Liberty Street passes the 1845 Davis Law Office and the 1908 First State Bank of Montgomery building; the lakeside communities of Walden on Lake Conroe, Bentwater and April Sound; and newer neighborhoods such as Woodforest and Lone Star Landing. Montgomery ISD teachers and staff at campuses like Montgomery High School and Lake Creek High School are welcome as well. Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, owner of the practice, sees every patient personally.
Living out here means a lot of driving. Highway 105 east toward Conroe and FM 149 south toward the SH 249 corridor are long, seated runs that can set off back pain and neck pain, and a rear-end collision on either one can leave whiplash behind. Lake Conroe weekends of launching the boat and fishing for hours wear on the shoulders, rounds at Bentwater, April Sound or Woodforest Golf Club can bring on elbow pain, and hikes on the Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, north of town, can stir up knee pain. Montgomery and Lake Creek high school athletes, meanwhile, are no strangers to sprains and strains.
Prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic are the core of Dr. Kincaid’s work, which suits Montgomery’s mix of lake households and families in newer communities like Woodforest. Prenatal care comes from a Webster Technique certified chiropractor, pediatric care is available for babies and children, and chiropractic care addresses the aches that come with FM 149 and Highway 105 commutes. Golfers, boaters and Montgomery and Lake Creek athletes can ask about athlete care, while wellness care is there for keeping up between lake weekends. Expect about 23.3 miles and roughly 31 minutes from downtown Montgomery: take FM 149 South to Pinehurst, follow the SH 249 toll road south to the FM 2920/Tomball exit, then take Tomball Pkwy, Hicks St and High St to Village Square Dr.
Proudly serving: Historic Downtown Montgomery (Liberty Street), Walden on Lake Conroe, Bentwater, April Sound, Woodforest, Lone Star Landing.
Why choose us
Why Bluebonnet Chiropractic for Montgomery
Montgomery dates to the Republic of Texas. W. W. Shepperd founded it in July 1837, it served as the first county seat of Montgomery County until 1889, and it still calls itself the birthplace of the Texas Lone Star Flag. The city itself is small, with 1,948 residents at the 2020 census, but the Montgomery ZIP codes stretch to the Lake Conroe communities of Walden, Bentwater and April Sound and southeast to Woodforest. Weekdays here revolve around Montgomery ISD campuses such as Montgomery High School and Lake Creek High School, and drives along Highway 105 and FM 149. Weekends often mean boating on Lake Conroe, a round of golf, or a walk through the log cabins at Fernland Historical Park.
Care at Bluebonnet Chiropractic comes from Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, who owns the practice. Dr. Kincaid grew up in Lawrence, Kansas, with the chiropractic lifestyle and was first adjusted as a young child. The practice's owner went on to earn a B.S. from Tulane University and a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in 2012, and is licensed in Texas. Dr. Kincaid focuses on prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic care and personalized posture program analysis, backed by Webster Technique certification through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children. When a Montgomery household's week runs between school pickups, the lake and long drives on FM 149 and Highway 105, expectant moms, kids and busy adults can all see the same doctor.
What we help with
Common concerns for people in Montgomery
Back Pain
Getting to work often means FM 149 down to Pinehurst and SH 249, or Highway 105 east toward Conroe and I-45, and those seated miles tend to settle in the low back.
Learn more →Shoulder Pain
Lake life around Walden, Bentwater and April Sound means launching boats, casting for hours and long days on the water, which can leave the shoulders sore by Sunday night.
Learn more →Elbow Pain
Montgomery has no shortage of tee times, from Bentwater, April Sound and Walden to Woodforest Golf Club and Margaritaville Lake Resort, and a full season of swings can leave the elbow aching.
Learn more →Sprains & Strains
Practices at Montgomery High School and Lake Creek High School, plus matches on Walden's 16-court tennis and pickleball facility, mean quick cuts and lunges that can sprain an ankle or strain a calf.
Learn more →Whiplash
On Highway 105 or the long run of FM 149, a rear-end collision can strain the neck even when the bumper barely shows a scratch.
Learn more →Poor Posture
In Woodforest and Lone Star Landing, a home-office laptop setup can slowly round the upper back, and Montgomery ISD students hauling heavy backpacks are not far behind.
Learn more →Getting here
Directions from Montgomery to our Tomball office
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From Historic Downtown Montgomery, head south on FM 149 (S Liberty St) and follow FM 149 about 8.2 miles, then turn left to stay on FM 149 South for about 6.7 more miles.
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In Pinehurst, where FM 149 meets the SH 249 toll road (the Aggie Expressway), turn left to merge onto TX-249 South and follow it about 6.2 miles. Past FM 1774 it becomes the Montgomery County Toll Road Authority's 249 Tollway, then Harris County's Tomball Tollway south of Spring Creek; both are cashless and take electronic toll tags.
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Take the exit toward Hooks Airport/FM 2920/TX-249 Business/Tomball/Alice Rd and merge onto TX-249 South/Tomball Pkwy for about half a mile.
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Make a sharp left onto the Texas 249 access road (Tomball Pkwy) for about 0.6 miles, then turn right toward Hicks St and continue straight on Hicks St for about 0.6 miles.
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Turn right onto High St for about 0.1 miles, then turn left. The office is on the right at 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375, about 23.3 miles and 31 minutes from downtown Montgomery.
Drive times are approximate. Notable landmarks in Montgomery: Fernland Historical Park, Davis Cottage and Museum and the 1845 Davis Law Office, Lake Conroe, Memory Park and the Charles B. Stewart West Branch Library, Cedar Brake Park.
Comprehensive care
Everything available to Montgomery residents at our clinic
A short drive from Montgomery 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.
Montgomery chiropractic FAQs
How far is the drive from Historic Downtown Montgomery?+
From downtown Montgomery the office is about 23.3 miles, or roughly 31 minutes. Head south on FM 149 (S Liberty St) for about 15 miles to Pinehurst, then merge onto TX-249 South for about 6.2 miles. Take the exit toward FM 2920/Tomball, follow Tomball Pkwy and the Texas 249 access road, then turn right onto Hicks St and right onto High St to reach 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375. The SH 249 stretch is a toll road, mostly the Montgomery County 249 Tollway and then Harris County's Tomball Tollway; both are cashless and take electronic toll tags.
What can Dr. Kincaid help Montgomery residents with?+
Back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, elbow pain, knee pain, whiplash, sprains and strains, and poor posture are among the concerns Dr. Kincaid addresses. Treatment options include chiropractic care, X-rays, auto accident care, athlete care, wellness care, prenatal care and pediatric care.
Where did Dr. Kincaid train, and what are Dr. Kincaid's credentials?+
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, who owns the practice, trained at Tulane University (B.S.) and Palmer College of Chiropractic West (Doctor of Chiropractic, 2012) and holds a Texas license. Dr. Kincaid is certified in the Webster Technique by the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, is an accredited prenatal chiropractor, and has advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children.
Do you see lake families, kids and expectant moms from Montgomery?+
Absolutely. Expectant moms, babies and children are at the heart of Dr. Kincaid's prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system practice, and golfers, boaters and student athletes from around Lake Conroe are welcome too. Personalized posture program analysis is available as well.
How do I set up a visit from Montgomery?+
Request a time through the Book an Appointment page. From Historic Downtown Montgomery, allow about 31 minutes for the drive down FM 149 and SH 249.
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