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Suite 201 in the Eagle Building, 7555 Falcon Crest Drive, Redmond: the rooms, the equipment and Dr. Huddleston at work.

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The front door of Suite 201

Suite 201 in the Eagle Building, Redmond

The stone monument sign for the Eagle Building at 7555 Falcon Crest Drive, listing Huddleston Chiropractic among its offices — The Eagle Building, 7555 Falcon Crest Drive

The front desk: a live-edge wood counter with a thank-you card for patient referrals, framed diplomas on the wall — The front desk

The reception window: a live-edge wood shelf with sunflowers and roses, framed certificates beyond — The reception window

The waiting room: two tan chairs, a wood side table and a framed landscape on a cream wall — The waiting room

The hallway seating: a row of wood chairs and a bench under a reclaimed-wood accent wall — Seating in the hall

The hallway past the front desk window, with a wood door, a side table and a leather chair for patients — The hallway

A wood door opening into an exam room with a skeleton chart and a desk — Into an exam room

An exam room with a padded treatment table, a framed diploma and three anatomy charts of the skeleton, spine and muscles — An exam room, with charts of the spine

The adjusting room: a hi-lo treatment table, an adjusting bench and the Gonstead cervical chair on a wood floor, with the practice name lettered on the window behind — The adjusting room in Suite 201

A treatment room with the Gonstead cervical chair, an adjusting bench, the doctor’s desk and a leather chair by the window — A treatment room

Close-up of the Nervo-Scope: two metal probes above an analog dial with a red needle near zero — The Nervo-Scope

Dr. Huddleston, smiling, holds a seated patient’s head to position it before an adjustment; a wooden Oregon sign hangs behind him — Dr. Richard Huddleston

Dr. Huddleston places his hands on a seated patient’s neck before a cervical adjustment — A cervical (neck) adjustment

Dr. Huddleston adjusts a patient seated in the cervical chair by the lettered office window — An adjustment in the cervical chair

Dr. Huddleston glides the Nervo-Scope along the back of a seated patient’s neck — Reading with the Nervo-Scope

Dr. Huddleston, seated on a stool, feels along the spine of a patient sitting in front of him — Palpating the spine

Dr. Huddleston delivers a side-posture adjustment to a patient lying on the treatment table — A side-posture adjustment

Close-up of Dr. Huddleston’s hands on the lower back of a patient lying face down — Hands on the lower back

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