DR. KELLY JOHN SHEEHAN, DC
Chiropractic at Minnetonka Blvd, Hopkins, MN

License number

Minnesota 1673

Professional information

Dr. Kelly J Sheehan, Minnetonka MN - DC (Doctor of Chiropractic)

Specialties:

Chiropractic

Address:

Family Health Trust PC
12321 Minnetonka Blvd, Minnetonka 55305
(952) 933-4427 (Phone), (952) 939-9843 (Fax)

Procedures:

Low Back Procedure, Neck Pain Procedure

Conditions:

Arm Disorders, Arthritis, Back Disorders, Back Injuries, Back Sprain, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Headache, Herniated Disc, Leg Pain, Lower Back Injuries, Migraine, Neck Pain, Sciatica (Not Due to Disc Displacement), Shoulder Disorders, Sinusitis, Spinal Instability, Spine (Back or Lumbar) Pain, Vertigo

Languages:

English

Philosophy:

Family Health Trust, the three most important words in healthcare. 34 years of PRIVATE practice, as a solo doctor assures great doctor patient relationships built of great ethics. There are only 3 DC's certified in my unique approach,Chiropractic Bio Physics in the state of Minnesota. I am one of the first in the USA. See (www.idealspine.com) Correction of spinal related health conditions. See our web site at: www.familyhealthtrust.com

Education:

Medical School
Palmer Graduate
Graduated: 1980
Chiropractic Chiropractic Biop-Physic (Cbp) Www.Idealspine.Com
Graduated: 1986
Scsu
Graduated: 1977
Palmer College Of Chiropractic

Continually Positionable Chair With Adjustable Lumbar Support

US Patent:

4786105, Nov 22, 1988

Filed:

Feb 24, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/159700

Inventors:

Kelly J. Sheehan - Minnetonka MN
Dennis A. Woggon - Rice MN

Assignee:

All Day Chair Company - St. Cloud MN

International Classification:

A47C 702

US Classification:

297258

Abstract:

The present invention provides a chair with a seat cushion thickened toward the front thereof, and thinned toward the rear, positioned on a support frame having a pair of legs extending down to a pair of curved rails which flair apart from one another toward the rear thereof. These rails extend forward sufficiently that the chair can be tilted forward along the rails on a horizontal surface until the top of the seat cushion slopes downward, and these rails extend rearward sufficiently such that the chair can be tilted rearward therealong until the seat cushion top again slopes downward. The backrest extending from underneath the cushion, and then upward therefrom, carries a cushion which is thickened toward the top thereof and thinned toward the bottom. This cushion is adjustably positionable up or down along the backrest to be available to be positioned against a user's lumbar region depending on the length of the user's back. The backrest may also be adjustable suitable forward and backward to fit the length of the user's legs between the pelvis and the back of the knees.