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Hometown Family Wellness Center
Experienced Chiropractor in Freehold
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The holidays are a time to celebrate, enjoy great food, family and friends. Unfortunately there are many people who will be cold and hungry this winter season. Lets help them by brining a little cheer with our 15th Annual Holiday Coat and Food Drive, “Baby It’s Cold Outside.”
Dr. Russell Brokstein, the Asbury Park Press Best Monmouth County Chiropractor, collects coats, gloves, jackets and non-perishable food items to help his community as the cold winter weather and holidays approach. Dr. Brokstein
opened Hometown Family Wellness Center over 15 years ago and has made “Baby It’s Cold Outside” an annual event to give back to the community he grew up in.
The annual drive is to help those less fortunate during the holiday and winter season.
Dr. Brokstein starts the annual holiday drive on Thanksgiving and will collect donations of non-perishable food items, coats and clothing items in good condition until New Years Eve.
Dr. Brokstein says, “I opened Hometown Family Wellness Center in the town I grew up in to help the community be more healthy naturally and to give back to the town I love. So many people need our help during the holidays and winter. People shouldn’t be cold and hungry so I decided collecting warm coats, clothing items and food would be a great gift for the holidays to others. Please help us help others enjoy this holiday season and stay warm this winter!”
Anybody that donates by brining in at least 5 canned, boxed food items and/or coats will receive a a gift of health
certificate for a complimentary “Pain Relief and Health Consultation“
Help us make our 15th annual Holiday Coat and Food Drive a success.
Dr. Brokstein brings all collected items to The Open Door and St. Peter’s Thrift Shop on Throckmorton in Freehold, NJ. We will be collecting new or gently used, clean winter items and food until January 2nd, 2021 at the following address:
Hometown Family Wellness Center
9 Broadway, Freehold, NJ 07728
Call our office 732-780-0044 or go to our website www.chiropractorfreehold.com for more information.
Our Freehold NJ Chiropractor has been chosen as the 2020 APP Best Monmouth County Chiropractor.
The Asbury Park Press held its 23rd annual reader’s choice awards. Each summer, the APP asks its readers to select the Best of the Best of Monmouth County in 4 categories for various businesses.
Dr. Russell Brokstein received the 2020 honors of Best of the Best Monmouth County Chiropractor and Holistic Care. This is the 5th year in a row to be chosen Best Chiropractor and 3rd year in a row as Best Holistic Care.
The National Consumer Advisory Board has also chosen Dr. Brokstein for the “America’s Best Chiropractors”
Dr. Brokstein grew up in Freehold, NJ. After graduating with a Biology
degree from Penn State, he attended Life University in Marietta, Georgia. Upon graduating, he returned to his hometown to give back to the community and opened Hometown Family Wellness Center in May 2005. He strives to educate the public about regaining their health naturally to enjoy normal daily activities and holds his annual holiday food and coat drive, “Baby It’s Cold Outside” to help those in need during the winter season.
It truly is an honor to be voted by our patients for the 2020 APP Best Monmouth County NJ Chiropractor. Thank you all who participated. We look forward to continue to help our community feel better and reach health goals naturally. With the holidays approaching we are excited about “Baby It’s Cold Outside” and will be completing our long overdue project I have been working on in the first half of 2021. I am so excited to share a Health Revolution, How to Regain Your Health Naturally.
The holidays are a time of year many get to celebrate, enjoy great food, family and friends. Unfortunately there are many people who are cold and don’t have the food this winter season. Freehold chiropractor, Dr. Russell Brokstein, along with many members of the Association of NJ Chiropractors (ANJC) hold the annual “Baby It’s Cold Outside” food and coat drive.
Chiropractors that are members of the ANJC collect coats, hats, scarves, gloves and mittens to help those less
fortunate as winter cold weather approaches. Dr. Brokstein takes the yearly drive to another level by also collecting non-perishable food items to help his community.
“Baby, It’s Cold Outside”, is to help those less fortunate during the holiday and winter seasons. Dr. Brokstein will be starting the annual holiday food and coat drive on Thanksgiving and will collect donations of unwanted non-perishable food items or coats and clothing items in good condition.
Dr. Brokstein is participating in “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” for the 13th straight year of his practice. He states, “I opened my practice in the town I grew up in to not only help the community be more healthy naturally but to give back to the town I love. There
are so many people that need our help during the holidays and winter. People shouldn’t be cold and hungry so I decided to not only collect warm coats and clothing items but food so we can give a little gift for the holidays to others. Please help us help others so they can also enjoy this holiday season and stay warm this winter!”
As a gift of health to those that bring in at least 5 canned or boxed food items and/or coats will receive a certificate for a complimentary “Pain Relief and Health Consultation”
Dr. Brokstein food and coat drive is collecting for The Open Door and St. Peter’s Thrift Shop on Throckmorton in Freehold, NJ. We will be collecting new or gently used, clean winter items and food between now and Wednesday January 2nd, 2019 at the following address:
Hometown Family Wellness Center
9 Broadway, Freehold, NJ 07728
Call our office 732-780-0044 or go to our website www.Chiropractorfreehold.com for more information.
The ANJC represents nearly 2,000 chiropractors in the state, whose mission is to improve the health of patients, families and communities by promoting high standards of professionalism and patient care through chiropractic methods, education, advocacy and accountability.
Happy New Year everybody! 2017 is here and time for us to refocus on our health and wellness. Every day is a new start to set goals to accomplish for the day. It’s much easier if we set small goals each day.
Every New Year people set resolutions and never get started on them or give up after just days to a couple of weeks. It’s best to take baby steps. Some easy basic steps are to commit to drinking half your body weight in ounces of water every day. Try cutting out caffeine and sugar from your diet. Sugar and caffeine are addictive. They also lead to many health issues.
This year we also held our annual holiday food and coat drive. For the last 10 years Dr. Russell Brokstein has been collecting non perishable food and coats to help those less fortunate. Watch Dr. Russell in this short New Year video:
So, lets get started on making the New Year even better. I’m here to help you every step of the way! Let me know if you need some motivation.