Reach out directly
Text the office with a general scheduling question or leave a voicemail if I am with a patient. I handle messages personally.
MEET YOUR CHIROPRACTOR
Learn more about Dr. Sanford, the solo practitioner behind Mini-Cassia Chiropractic & Sports Medicine in Rupert.
A LOCAL PRACTICE
Mini-Cassia Chiropractic & Sports Medicine is a locally owned practice in Rupert, Idaho. I personally run the office, from meeting patients to returning calls and messages.
My approach begins by listening to your goals, talking through the concerns that brought you in, and explaining care options. I want you to feel comfortable asking questions and understanding what to expect.
Because I work directly with patients throughout the day, I may not be able to answer every call. Texting is the easiest way to reach me for general questions and scheduling. If you prefer to call, please leave a voicemail if I don't answer.


YOUR VISIT
Our practice includes a welcoming reception space and an open-concept treatment area. When extra privacy is preferred or needed, a separate private room is available.
Feel free to mention a preference for a private treatment space when you text or call to arrange your visit. We can discuss practical details before you arrive.
We are located at 518 Oneida Street in Rupert, and welcome patients from nearby communities including Burley, Heyburn, and Paul.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your visit begins with a conversation—not a one-size-fits-all plan. Here is how I approach getting started.
Text the office with a general scheduling question or leave a voicemail if I am with a patient. I handle messages personally.
We talk about what brought you in, what activities matter to you, and what you hope to get out of your visit.
Following an appropriate evaluation, we discuss possible approaches and next steps together, with room for your questions.
Looking for services? Explore treatment options. Need help finding the office? See directions and hours.
Texting is the best way to reach Dr. Sanford for scheduling and general questions. If you call while he's with a patient, please leave a voicemail. A text message does not confirm an appointment.