Exodus Chiropractic Marks 15 Years of Operations
The local practice demonstrates how consistent technique and community presence support long-term business sustainability.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Exodus Chiropractic marked its 15th anniversary on October 3, 2026, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held in collaboration with Williamson Inc. The clinic, which owner Christopher Boles established in 2011, continues to operate at 120 Seaboard Lane in Franklin.
Why it matters
The practice demonstrates the longevity possible for specialized service providers that anchor their operations in both clinical technique and community integration. Boles launched the firm to blend faith-based values with chiropractic care while establishing a long-term presence in the area.
Exodus Chiropractic celebrates 15 years of operation this year, having served the Franklin area since its 2011 founding. The clinic has maintained this tenure through multiple locations, including its move to 120 Seaboard Lane four years ago.
The players
Exodus Chiropractic
A Franklin-based healthcare practice that specializes in the Torque Release technique.
Christopher Boles
The owner and operator of Exodus Chiropractic who established the clinic in 2011.
Williamson Inc.
A local business advocacy group that partnered with the clinic for the anniversary event.
The details
Christopher Boles manages the practice by utilizing the Torque Release technique, which relies on a small, handheld adjustment tool. The current location on Seaboard Lane serves as the hub for the business, representing the second site for the firm after previously operating near Carothers Parkway.
Timeline
2011: Exodus Chiropractic originally opened.
October 2022: The practice relocated to its current site on Seaboard Lane.
October 3, 2026: The 15th anniversary ribbon-cutting ceremony occurred.
Market Landscape
Reaching a 15-year operational milestone places the practice well ahead of the national average, where approximately one-third of new businesses close within their first decade. This longevity highlights the success of firms that maintain consistent patient-facing methodology in local markets.
Operators in the service sector should observe how Boles successfully transitioned locations while retaining the core patient-adjustment methods that define his practice. Scaling a niche health service requires balancing consistent clinical outcomes with active engagement in local business networking.
The takeaway
Longevity in the chiropractic industry relies on maintaining a consistent service offering while successfully navigating the logistics of office relocation. Owners should prioritize local community integration to build a durable brand presence.
Further reading
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More information
Find complete details on the firm's services at the Exodus Chiropractic practice information portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Williamson Herald.
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