Helping Families Live Healthy, Abundant Lives.

At United Chiropractic Center of Marietta, we're more than just a chiropractic clinic — we're a family-led practice committed to helping your family thrive. Since 2011, we've been honored to serve the Marietta, East Cobb, Smyrna, and North Atlanta communities with compassionate, results-driven chiropractic care.

We believe every person is designed for health. Our mission is to help you experience it — whether you're suffering from back pain, recovering from an injury, navigating pregnancy, or looking for a natural way to keep your children healthy.

America's Health Is Struggling — There's a Better Way

Despite spending more on healthcare than any other nation, we're not getting healthier — we're managing more disease. The mainstream model of care often focuses on reacting to symptoms with drugs or surgery instead of addressing the root cause. At United Chiropractic Center, we believe it's time to shift from reactive care to proactive healing.

Many people come to us in pain — back pain, neck pain, sciatica, or headaches. Instead of masking discomfort with medication, we aim to find the root of the problem through a detailed spinal exam, nerve testing, postural X-rays, and specific chiropractic adjustments.

Dr. Steve Landry with his wife, Dr. Amber, and their four children — living the same chiropractic and wellness lifestyle they share with Marietta families every day.

Healthy From the Start — At Every Age

Pregnancy brings amazing changes but also physical stress. By gently aligning the pelvis and spine, prenatal chiropractic care reduces pressure on the nerves and promotes optimal space for the baby to move and grow.

Children today face more stress than ever. Pediatric chiropractic care supports growing children by restoring proper function to the spine and nervous system — gentle, safe, and effective at helping kids regulate, adapt, and thrive.

But health doesn't stop mattering once you're grown. We see active adults and weekend athletes who want to keep training, playing, and competing without being sidelined by nagging pain. And we see older adults who refuse to let "which joint hurts today" decide what kind of day they get to have.

Here's something worth sitting with: if arthritis were purely a matter of age, every 50-year-old would have it. They don't. Some do, some don't — which tells us age alone isn't the deciding factor. Joint health is. And a joint doesn't function in isolation from the spine that supports it — you can't build a truly healthy joint on top of a spine that's subluxated and out of alignment. That's why we treat spinal health as foundational to staying active at every stage of life, not just something you think about once your back already hurts.