After years of providing chiropractic house calls across Western Maine, I’ve created two dedicated office spaces to better serve the overwhelming demand for care—while still offering house calls for those who need them.
Serving the River Valley: Andover, Byron, Canton, Carthage, Dixfield, Hanover, Mexico, Peru, Roxbury, Rumford
Monday: 7:00 am – 3:30 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Serving Farmington, Jay, Livermore & nearby towns
Thursday: 12:30 pm – 5:00 pm
By reducing my time on the road, I can open up more appointments and maintain my commitment to longer visits and focused care. Each office offers the same pricing, the same 30-minute follow-up visits, and one-hour new patient exams—and both are bookable online.
A sincere thank-you to the great folks I rent from at SmartCare Physical Therapy and Farmington Chiropractic for making these opportunities possible.
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Dr. Cory is determined to keep a schedule allowing each patient to receive up to 20+ minutes of hands-on care.
Using the concepts of Neurologically Based Chiropractic, Dr. Cory focuses on having a healthy brain & body response to stress.
Dr. Cory has special equipment and training to care for pregnant mothers, newborns, click here to learn more!
A gentle adjusting approach that is safe & effective for any age. Each visit is 3-5x longer than the average chiropractor.
You can book online or message directly with the doctor to schedule your appointments whenever it works best.
Your care will include assessing and treating your aches and pains and your ability to move freely.
Pay with check, cash, and credit/debit cards.
Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flex Spending Accounts (FSA) are accepted.
Detailed receipts with the information requested by your insurance carrier for self-submission are available upon request at the end of the active care plan.
Just so you know, some insurance companies might not accept out-of-network services for reimbursement or may have a separate deductible for out-of-network care you choose to pay for.
Dr. Cory is a fee-for-service provider, which means you pay for each visit at the time of service.
When you book your first appointment, you will complete the steps via email to create a secure patient profile.
Once you have established yourself as a patient with Dr. Cory St. Denis, your first appointment will involve a thorough review of your medical history and a chiropractic examination. This examination can include measurements of your height, weight, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration. Additionally, orthopedic assessments and various neurological tests may be conducted to determine if chiropractic care is necessary or appropriate. After the examination, you will receive recommendations, and if deemed necessary, you will receive chiropractic care.
During any necessary follow-up visits, Dr. Cory will evaluate your progress and provide a specialized session based on your needs.
1: Active Chiropractic care plan – This recommendation comes when a burst of appointments is required to provide active care. This is *generally 4-6 adjustment sessions or 4-6 weeks of weekly adjustments.
2: Pro-Active Chiropractic care plans: Patients can elect to continue with wellness-minded visits after completing an active care plan. These are usually once-monthly visits scheduled six months to 1 year in advance. These appointments focus less on chiropractic services and more on movement or nutrition programs, brain training, stress reduction work, or other long-term strategies for healthier living.
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If you are over the age of 65, Dr. Cory will discuss with you how medicare would handle your situation based on your examination findings. Medicare does not cover the initial examination appointment for any chiropractor.
I was a kid who couldn’t sit still during class, spoke more than I listened, and had more busy energy than I knew what to do with. The adjustments were helpful to my sports performance, but what surprised me was in school, I was much less distracted because my body was so calm. It was noticing this brain-body connection that drove me to study the brain.
I became a Doctor of Chiropractic in August of 2014, and from there, I moved to Maine. I have been practicing to master the thoughtful application of chiropractic and how appropriate care can positively influence brain function.
Whether you see me for a house call or over at SmartCare in Dixfield, I will provide you with the same quality chiropractic session based on your needs. My focus will be to help you get your brain and body working together to help you thrive.
Bernadette is a wonderful big sister to Roman! Meredith has her master’s degree in education and spent the first six years of her professional career shaping the minds of middle school science students. She has over ten years of experience guiding white water in Northern Maine. She remains a certified teacher with her main focus on raising and coordinating home-based education for our kids, and providing certified reviews for home schooling parents.
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Wednesday was a full day at the Dixfield office, starting bright and early at 6:30 AM. Days like that remind me exactly why I love what I do.
One really exciting thing happening right now is with a patient who has been dealing with a chronic autoimmune condition for several years. Recently they started experiencing pain, numbness, and tingling traveling down into the hand and fingers. As care has progressed, we are seeing a textbook example of centralization. The pain that was spread through the pattern has resolved, and now the only remaining symptom is tingling in the hand. This is exactly how healing is supposed to work. Symptoms retreat from the outermost areas back toward the source, and as we continue, that tingling will work its way out too. Watching the body respond the way it is described in the literature never gets old.
I also started a new patient on Wednesday who is in her teens and already thinking about becoming a chiropractor. That gets me fired up. Wanting to pursue something challenging at a young age takes real drive. I was in the eighth grade when I decided I wanted to be a chiropractor after having an incredible experience of my own, so seeing that spark in someone else hits close to home.
Next week is basically fully booked across the board. Looking ahead to the second week of February, I have quite a few openings. If you have been waiting to get on the schedule, now is the time to grab one while they are still available.
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Weekly Recap from Dr. Cory
This past week was another really busy one.
I had two completely full shifts in Dixfield, and on Wednesday alone I welcomed five new patients. It has been especially meaningful taking care of referrals and the children of patients I already see. I truly appreciate everyone who trusts me with the care of their family.
Thursday at Farmington Chiropractic was fully booked as well. I am having an awesome time working out of that office each week.
With every new patient appointment, people consistently comment on the quality time we spend together. New patient visits are a full hour, which allows plenty of time to review a thorough health history and still provide a focused, effective adjustment.
Looking ahead to next week: I have rescheduled Monday's appointments at SmartCare due to the storm.
• Dixfield is fully booked except for two remaining spots. If you are hoping to get in there, please call, text, or book online as soon as possible.
• Farmington has a few openings available next week.
• All appointments are bookable online
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As always, thank you to everyone who continues to refer friends and family. That trust means everything to me.
Dr. Cory
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Scheduling Update | Appointments Available This Week
I have a few openings available this coming week across my schedule. Follow the link for online booking at each office location.
Dixfield Office
• Monday at 1:00 PM & 1:30 PM
• Can be booked as two regular visits or one new patient (whoever books first)
• Wednesday at 3:00 PM or 3:30 PM
• Can be booked as two regular visits or one new patient
Farmington Office
• Thursday at 1:30 PM
• 30 mimute slot available for existing patients only
House Call
• Friday at 8:00 AM
• One spot only for established or new patient
• Please call or text 207-619-3242 to schedule this visit
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Dr. Cory St. Denis | Chiropractor Western Maine Office + HouseCall
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This week was epic.
I had full days at both office locations plus house calls, and personally it was a great week of self-care with two solid weight lifting workouts and an acupuncture session mixed in. When I feel good, I show up better for my patients, and this week reflected that on all fronts.
Looking ahead, next week is mostly full, but I do have a few spots where I can sneak people in at the Dixfield office. The Farmington office has more availability next week, including time for new patients. If you have been thinking, “I should have started already,” now is your time.
This week’s clinical wins were a reminder of why I love working on people. A patient with sciatic pain patterns made excellent progress. Another patient dealing with nerve entrapment and irritation is three visits in and has gone from constant 10 out of 10 pain to occasional irritation, with a drastic improvement in overall quality of life.
I also had the opportunity to care for a mom who is over 30 weeks pregnant and dealing with nagging pain. She responded very well to care. Many people may not know that I have specialized training and equipment to work with pregnant mothers, infants, and children.
One of my favorite moments this week was an 8 year old new patient who came in full of energy and told her mom at the end of the session that she was ready to take a nap, which her mother said would be a big surprise to her. Mission accomplished.
I also had a great conversation with a patient who has seen many chiropractors over the years. She shared what had helped her in the past and what had not. Because I am not attached to one specific method and instead use many approaches, I was able to reproduce some of her previous successes. That only happens when there is time to listen. This is why appointments with me are longer. Sometimes we spend 30 minutes at an initial examination just talking before we proceed with examination and adjustments so I truly understand the situation and the goals before we ever get to work.
I am so honored to provide on-site chiropractic care for many local businesses, finishing the week out strong at Spruce Mountain Pharmacy this morning keeping the pharmacists and techs feeling awesome in their bodies as they proceed with their very challenging, detail oriented job where they are on their feet ALL DAY! We are very lucky to have such a dedicated locally owned independent pharmacy right here in Jay.
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This May, I’m heading back to my alma mater, Logan College of Chiropractic (now Logan University), for two full days of continuing education, and it truly feels like coming full circle.
I spent four intense years living in St. Louis, MO while completing my doctoral program at Logan. It was the most challenging chapter of my life, and without question, it shaped who I am as both a clinician and a person. Those years demanded discipline, resilience, and focus, and they laid the foundation for the career I had been dreaming about since the 8th grade.
I started at Logan in January of 2011 and graduated in August of 2014. By September 2nd, I was in Maine and jumped straight into practice, wasting no time getting into the work I had worked so hard to earn.
Eleven years later, I’m genuinely excited to return. I’ll be reconnecting with classmates, meeting with the alumni group, and spending time with students who are interested in practicing in Maine after graduation and national boards. I don’t have immediate plans to hire, but I care deeply about building relationships early, the kind that lead to stronger practices, better collaboration, and the ability to serve our communities in a bigger way over time.
The coursework I’ll be taking focuses on practical, evidence-informed chiropractic care. It’s centered on sharpening clinical decision-making, improving patient outcomes, and staying current with modern approaches to assessment, neurology-informed care, and hands-on technique. Exactly the kind of learning that keeps me energized about this profession.
Grateful for where I started, proud of the path since, and excited for what’s ahead. Logan helped shape my foundation, and it’s meaningful to return not just as a student, but as someone invested in the future of chiropractic care.
Check out this Blog I wrote which outlines the education I received at Logan University: calldrcory.com/how-do-chiropractors-become-doctors/ ... See MoreSee Less
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