Serving Bartonville, Texas
Prenatal & pediatric chiropractor near Bartonville
Next door, up Justin Road. For many Bartonville families, Argyle is already where school and errands happen.
Bartonville sits directly alongside Argyle, and the northwest part of town is in Argyle ISD. If your children go to school in Argyle, the office is likely already on your route: it is on US-377 just south of FM 407.
From the rest of Bartonville it is still a single road. FM 407, which most people here call Justin Road, runs west straight to US-377.
Care for the whole household, in one place
A lot of families start here for one reason, often a pregnancy, and stay because everyone else in the house can be seen too. Dr. Malpass sees expectant mothers, newborns and children, mothers after birth, and adults of every age.
In practice that means one office, one set of records, and one person who knows your family's history. For a household that is already in Argyle most weekdays, that is usually easier than splitting care across towns.
Planning a visit from Bartonville
The practice is open Monday through Friday and closed on weekends. Tuesday and Friday are mornings only; the full hours are on this page.
If school pickup is your anchor, an early afternoon slot before the bell is usually the easiest to keep. Booking online shows every open time, so you can pick one around your week.
Care at the Argyle office
What Bartonville families come in for
Prenatal care
Webster-certified care for every trimester — so pregnancy can feel less like something to endure.
Pediatric & infant
Gentle, nervous-system-focused care for newborns, babies and growing children.
Postpartum care
The fourth trimester asks a lot of your body. Recovery deserves the same attention pregnancy got.
Family & adult
Care that keeps up with your life — for teens, athletes, parents and grandparents.
From Google reviews
What families say
“Dr. Morgan is a phenomenal chiropractor with a mindset on constantly improving her client experience. Not only does she listen to my concerns, but she also is normalizing the struggles of parenthood while providing life changing…”
What happens at my first visit?
Your first visit is a conversation before it is anything else — your health history, what brought you in, and what you are hoping to get back to. That is followed by a physical and nervous system evaluation, and in most cases your first adjustment on the same day.
How early can a child begin chiropractic care?
Days old. Birth is physically demanding for a baby even when everything goes smoothly, and early gentle care helps release the tension that can follow. Starting early also means a growing body has less chance to build compensation patterns around a restriction.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor?
No. In Texas you can see a chiropractor directly, with no referral from a physician or midwife. If you are working with a birth team or pediatrician, care is easily coordinated alongside them. You can book online or call the office.
How many visits will I need?
It depends on what brought you in, how long it has been going on and what you want to achieve — which is why no plan is quoted before an evaluation. You will always be told what is recommended and why, and the decision about how far to go is yours.