Impact Family Chiropractic

Here at Impact Family Chiropractic we pride ourselves in offering our patients a clean, open and child oriented office with a multitude of treatments and therapeutic options for helping you and your family achieve their health goals and needs.

By utilizing ongoing education, the best in new technology, and personal one on one experiences, we are committed not only to creating a customized treatment plan specifically for you, but also to co-managing your care with your other physicians when necessary or referring out if and when needed.

Dr. Danielle Vann is a native of North Carolina, she was born in Morehead City and raised in Creedmoor right outside of Raleigh. She graduated from Barton College in Wilson North Carolina in May of 2006, receiving her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Religion. After graduation she worked in North Carolina, for a few months and then made a move to Virginia, where she practiced for six years.

I see Dr. Vann for chiropractic adjustments and she is wonderful too. The time they spend with each patient is more than I've ever had with any other chiropractor. They work with you on stretching, exercises, and massages which made such a difference for me. I cannot recommend this Center enough.

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Every person will suffer from neck pain and back pain at some point in their life. This pain could be from an accident, sports injury, job related repetitive motion, pregnancy, labor, or you could just wake up with it out of the blue one morning. Sometimes these pains can resolve on their own with rest and activity modification.

Children have no concept of bladder control until about the age of two, and most children will learn bladder control and potty training between the ages of two to four years. Up to age four or five most children can still experience accidents and poor bladder control at night. If your child is past this age and still experiencing the inabilities to stay dry this could be a sign of a underlying problem.