Chiropractor in Spring, TX
Whether you live near Old Town Spring, work at City Place or are raising a family in Harmony, Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, is about 23 minutes west of Old Town Spring at our Tomball office by the Grand Parkway.
Chiropractor serving Spring, TX
Chiropractic care near Spring
About 23 minutes (18.4 miles) from our Tomball office
Spring runs from its railroad-town roots in Old Town Spring to the corporate campuses of City Place, and the Grand Parkway connects both to Bluebonnet Chiropractic in Tomball, about 23 minutes from Old Town Spring. The practice is a manageable trip for people in Birnam Wood off Birnam Wood Blvd or in Harmony up in southern Montgomery County, and west-side neighborhoods like Gleannloch Farms on the Klein ISD side are closer still. It is just as practical if your workday is at City Place, formerly Springwoods Village, home to the headquarters of ExxonMobil, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and the American Bureau of Shipping. Whichever side of Spring you call home, you will be seen personally by the owner, Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC.
Where I-45, the Hardy Toll Road and the Grand Parkway come together around City Place, much of a Spring commute is spent merging and braking, which can bring on neck pain and headaches, and long hours at a desk on those corporate campuses add back pain. Off the clock, night games on Bayer Park’s lighted softball and baseball fields and long sessions at gyms like World Champions Centre can lead to sprains and strains and overuse injuries. A rear-end collision in I-45 traffic can also leave whiplash behind, even after a low-speed hit.
Spring families split among Spring ISD, Klein ISD and Conroe ISD can still share one chiropractor. Dr. Kincaid’s focus on prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system care means prenatal care for expecting moms, pediatric care for babies and school-age kids, chiropractic care for desk-weary City Place commuters, and athlete care for Bayer Park ballplayers, gymnasts and Spring Creek Greenway regulars. From Old Town Spring, take the Grand Parkway (TX-99) toll road west from I-45 about 10 miles to SH 249, then follow the Tomball Tollway north about 3 miles into Tomball, a trip of about 18.4 miles and roughly 23 minutes.
Proudly serving: Old Town Spring, City Place (formerly Springwoods Village), Gleannloch Farms, Birnam Wood, Harmony.
Why choose us
Why Bluebonnet Chiropractic for Spring
Spring is an unincorporated community in north Harris County rather than an incorporated city, and its mailing area reaches into southern Montgomery County. It began in 1838 as a trading post on Spring Creek and grew into a railroad town, a past still visible in Old Town Spring, where the 1902 Wunsche Bros. Saloon and Hotel building still stands. Today the biggest daily draw is City Place, the corporate and mixed-use district where I-45, the Grand Parkway and the Hardy Toll Road meet. Families here are split among Spring ISD, Klein ISD and Conroe ISD, and weekends often mean the Spring Creek Greenway or the ballfields at Bayer Park. With the Grand Parkway linking I-45 to SH 249, the drive west from Old Town Spring to Tomball takes about 23 minutes.
At Bluebonnet Chiropractic, Spring patients are cared for by owner Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC. Dr. Kincaid graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in 2012, holds a B.S. from Tulane University and is licensed in Texas. Dr. Kincaid specializes in prenatal, pediatric and nervous-system chiropractic: the practice's owner is an accredited prenatal chiropractor, holds ICPA Webster Technique certification, has advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children, and offers personalized posture program analysis. Desk-bound City Place professionals, parents juggling Spring, Klein and Conroe ISD schedules, expecting moms, and young gymnasts and ballplayers all fit squarely within that focus.
What we help with
Common concerns for people in Spring
Neck Pain
Juggling I-45, the Hardy Toll Road and the Grand Parkway, which all meet near City Place, keeps drivers' necks turning and tensing every commute.
Learn more →Back Pain
Long days on the City Place corporate campuses of ExxonMobil and Hewlett Packard Enterprise mean long hours sitting, and the low back notices.
Learn more →Whiplash
A sudden stop in I-45 traffic or on Spring-Cypress Rd can turn into a rear-end collision, with neck pain that shows up hours or days later.
Learn more →Sprains & Strains
Night games under the lights at Bayer Park mean sprinting the bases and diving for the ball, which is how ankles roll and hamstrings pull.
Learn more →Overuse Injuries
Gymnasts at gyms like World Champions Centre repeat the same landings for hours each week, which can wear on wrists, ankles and the low back.
Learn more →Poor Posture
Whether the backpack is headed to a Spring ISD, Klein ISD or Conroe ISD campus, heavy loads and evening screen time can round young shoulders.
Learn more →Getting here
Directions from Spring to our Tomball office
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From Old Town Spring, head north on E Hardy Rd, jog left onto E Noble St, then turn right onto W Hardy Rd for about 0.3 mile.
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Turn left onto W Riley Fuzzel Rd / Spring Stuebner Loop and drive about 1.1 miles, then turn right onto the I-45 (North Freeway) service road and follow the local connectors a little over a mile to the Grand Parkway.
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Merge onto the Grand Parkway (TX-99) heading west, a toll road, and stay on it about 10.4 miles toward SH 249.
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Take the tolled Boudreaux Rd exit, continue about 0.4 mile on the Texas 99 frontage road, then turn right onto TX-249 N and take the left-side ramp onto the Tomball Tollway (TX-249 N, a cashless toll road) for about 2.9 miles.
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Take the exit toward Brown Rd / Baker Dr / Zion Rd, merge onto the Texas 249 access road (Tomball Pkwy), then turn right toward Hicks St and follow Hicks St about 0.6 mile.
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Turn right onto High St for about 0.1 mile, then turn left; the office is on the right at 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375.
Drive times are approximate. Notable landmarks in Spring: Wunsche Bros. Saloon and Hotel building (1902) on Midway St in Old Town Spring, Spring Historical Museum on Main St, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor SplashTown, Bayer Park on W Hardy Rd (lighted softball and baseball fields), Spring Creek Greenway.
Comprehensive care
Everything available to Spring residents at our clinic
A short drive from Spring 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.
Spring chiropractic FAQs
How long is the drive from Old Town Spring?+
From Old Town Spring, the drive is about 18.4 miles and roughly 23 minutes. Head to I-45 by way of W Hardy Rd and W Riley Fuzzel Rd, take the Grand Parkway (TX-99) toll road west about 10.4 miles, exit at Boudreaux Rd, then follow the Tomball Tollway (TX-249 N) about 2.9 miles into Tomball. From the Brown Rd / Baker Dr / Zion Rd exit, Hicks St and High St lead to 994 Village Square Dr Bldg 6, Tomball, TX 77375.
What can I see Dr. Kincaid for if I live in Spring?+
Dr. Kincaid sees people for concerns such as back pain, neck pain, headaches, whiplash, sprains and strains, overuse injuries and poor posture. Services include chiropractic care, athlete care, prenatal care, pediatric care, trigger point therapy, auto accident care and wellness care.
What is Dr. Kincaid's background?+
Dr. Elizabeth Kincaid, DC, owns the practice. Dr. Kincaid earned a Doctor of Chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic West and a B.S. at Tulane University, holds a Texas chiropractic license, is Webster Technique certified through the ICPA and is an accredited prenatal chiropractor.
Does Dr. Kincaid see kids, expecting moms and young athletes from Spring?+
Yes. Spring families are welcome, from expecting moms and children to ballplayers and gymnasts. Prenatal and pediatric chiropractic are Dr. Kincaid's specialty areas, and the practice's owner has advanced training in evaluating and adjusting infants and children.
Can I book online from Spring?+
Yes. Head to the Book an Appointment page and request a time that fits around your commute, or call the office. From Old Town Spring, the drive is about 23 minutes via the Grand Parkway.
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