Chiropractic clinic · Gainesville, Florida, United States

100% Chiropractic - Gainesville

Kris Barnhill's NW 8th Avenue office advertises a $49 introductory experience and lists chiropractic and massage services.

About 100% Chiropractic - Gainesville

A promotional first visit in northwest Gainesville

The Gainesville branch of 100% Chiropractic is in Suite C at 4411 NW 8th Avenue. Its site identifies Kris Barnhill as the local doctor and says he grew up in Gainesville, completed chiropractic training at Palmer's Florida campus and began practicing in 2018. This is a named local clinician within a larger brand, rather than an anonymous appointment at an unspecified branch. The clinic presents a $49 “First Experience” and places a posture scan, doctor examination with X-rays, thirty-minute massage and first adjustment under that heading. Those are the elements shown in its promotional layout; the page does not provide itemized later prices or full eligibility rules for the offer.

The address and the weekly window

The address is 4411 NW 8th Avenue. A line within the website's hours section accidentally prints 94411, while the top address, doctor section and map listing all give 4411. The posted hours are 8 a.m.–noon and 2–6 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday; Tuesday 2–6 p.m.; and Friday 8 a.m.–noon. There are no weekend hours in that schedule. This is useful for someone comparing a midday appointment with another Gainesville office that starts earlier on Tuesday and Thursday. The appointment itself still needs a booked time, as the page warns that office hours may change.

Insurance and the care model

The local page says the clinic accepts many private plans, Medicare and injury-related cases, including motor vehicle and workers' compensation claims. That is a statement about the practice's participation, not a promise that every component of its advertised experience will be covered by a particular policy. Its service copy emphasizes adjustments, family wellness and massage; it also markets continuing corrective care. The reader can separate the price of trying the first visit from the cost of any later plan, which the site does not quantify. A thorough history and an individualized assessment still matter before any adjustment, especially after a recent injury.

Recent public comments describe a friendly team and modern surroundings, and one visitor mentions using massage as well as chiropractic care. These accounts help characterize the office's setting and service mix without establishing treatment success. The profile's strongest concrete facts are Barnhill's identity, the corrected address, the weekday window and the advertised entry price. Its principal gap is the missing follow-up fee schedule.

In brief

Chiropractic examinations, adjustments and separate massage therapy

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