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Best chiropractic Care in Phoenix, AZ

Chiropractic Care in Phoenix, AZ (11 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.9/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.

A trusted list of top-rated chiropractic Care in Phoenix, AZ, verified by patient reviews

Valley Spinal Care

Valley Spinal Care

5.0 (300 patient reviews)
1 N Central Ave Ste 104, Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 368-3578

Services:

Chiropractic care trigger point injections IV therapy ozone therapy vitamin injections

Rehabilitation-focused chiropractors trace pain to specific spinal nerves through diagnostic techniques, then combine manual manipulation with lifestyle counseling to prevent future injuries and support long-term recovery.

Thrive Chiropractic LLC

Thrive Chiropractic LLC

5.0 (39 patient reviews)
202 E Morris Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602) 390-0917

Services:

Prenatal chiropractic care Pediatric chiropractic care Tongue and lip tie bodywork Fertility and preconception care

Webster-certified chiropractor focuses on pediatric patients from birth through childhood, expecting mothers, and individuals preparing for conception, with postgraduate training in prenatal care and injury rehabilitation.

Desert Valley Chiropractic

Desert Valley Chiropractic

5.0 (450 patient reviews)
720 E Thunderbird Rd #1, Phoenix, AZ 85022
(602) 439-1515

Services:

Activator Method adjustments chronic pain treatment neck pain treatment back pain treatment

Gentle chiropractic adjustments using the Activator instrument eliminate twisting and cracking, treating patients with difficult conditions unresponsive to medications and traditional approaches throughout the Phoenix area.

Advanced Chiropractic & the DOT Exam Center

Advanced Chiropractic & the DOT Exam Center

5.0 (441 patient reviews)
8129 N 35th Ave #3, Phoenix, AZ 85051
(602) 242-0000

Services:

DOT Physical Exam Auto Injury Relief Chiropractic Care Radial Pulse Wave Therapy

Combines chiropractic services with DOT physical examinations under one roof, utilizing over 300 different adjustment techniques to treat spine conditions, injuries, and extremity pain for patients of all ages.

$25 Chiropractic

$25 Chiropractic

4.9 (270 patient reviews)
2024 N 7th St Ste 114B, Phoenix, AZ 85006
(602) 492-3578

Services:

Spinal adjustments chiropractic treatment

Single-doctor practice operates with minimal overhead to deliver chiropractic adjustments at transparent pricing. Dr. Troy Counselman brings 30 years of experience to a streamlined care model without lengthy intake procedures or mandatory treatment plans.

Chiropractic Del Sol

Chiropractic Del Sol

4.9 (66 patient reviews)
325 W McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 334-1064

Services:

Chiropractic adjustments HydroMassage Injury rehabilitation Nutritional support

Serving central Phoenix and the Coronado neighborhood since 2007, this practice treats auto injuries, sports injuries, and work-related injuries using chiropractic manipulation, HydroMassage, and physiotherapy modalities for back pain relief.

CAS Chiropractic Center

CAS Chiropractic Center

4.9 (198 patient reviews)
4619 N 24th St, Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 956-0111

Services:

Spinal adjustments headache treatment manual chiropractic techniques instrument-based adjustments

Adjustments available for all ages—from newborns to elderly patients—including those who have undergone spine or hip surgery, with over 300 different chiropractic techniques applied based on individual evaluation.

BackFit Health + Spine

BackFit Health + Spine

4.9 (399 patient reviews)
2836 E Indian School Rd Ste A8 A8, Phoenix, AZ 85016
(877) 222-5348

Services:

Chiropractic adjustments acupuncture spinal decompression allergy treatment weight loss programs

Multiple specialists work together under one roof to address pain and injuries through chiropractic, acupuncture, physical medicine, allergy treatment, and therapeutic procedures, all with flexible cash-based payment plans available for families.

Emergency Chiropractic

Emergency Chiropractic

4.9 (119 patient reviews)
6207 S Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85042
(602) 268-4600

Services:

Auto accident injury treatment Motorcycle accident injury treatment Work injury treatment Uber Health transportation coordination

Auto and motorcycle accident victims receive same-day chiropractic appointments seven days a week, including all holidays, with no after-hour charges at multiple valley-wide Arizona locations.

Shell Chiropractic Inc

Shell Chiropractic Inc

4.7 (27 patient reviews)
Orpheum Lofts, 114 W Adams St, Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 254-0177

Services:

Whiplash injury treatment herniated disc care carpal tunnel syndrome treatment scoliosis management

Dr. Rogne conducts hour-long initial visits combining detailed history review, thorough examination, and same-day treatment to design individualized plans for acute injuries and chronic spinal conditions.

Arcadia Chiropractic

Arcadia Chiropractic

4.8 (75 patient reviews)
3520 E Indian School Rd #3, Phoenix, AZ 85018
(602) 954-9444

Services:

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Chiropractic Care service prices in Phoenix

Service Price in Phoenix
New Patient Exam $75–$195
Chiropractic Adjustment $45–$120
Spinal X-Rays $75–$195
Spinal Decompression (per session) $75–$195
Massage Therapy (60 min) $70–$130
Electrical Muscle Stimulation $25–$60
Cold Laser Therapy $50–$100
Dry Needling $50–$120
Kinesio Taping $20–$50
Treatment Plan (12 visits) $490–$1,200

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Phoenix chiropractors: active retirees, golfers and sensible expectations

Phoenix has plenty of older adults who want to stay active, and sports like golf and hiking can strain the spine. The CDC estimates that 21.3% of adults in the city have arthritis.

If you hope to keep playing or walking for years, the most useful plan is one that builds strength and tells you when hands-on care is and isn't the right tool.

Golf, hiking and pickleball

Twisting sports can flare up an aching back. Ask for an assessment of how you move as well as where it hurts. A chiropractor may suggest exercises or a change in technique. If a sudden movement caused sharp pain, or if your leg feels weak or numb, see a doctor before you return to your sport.

GoalAsk
Play again soonWhat should I avoid now, and when can I go back?
Prevent another flareWhat should I do between visits?
Avoid surgeryIs that a realistic goal, and what would change your advice?
Keep walkingWhich activity is safe in the heat, and for how long?

Arthritis and older spines

Arthritis, osteoporosis and spinal surgery all change what is suitable. Tell your chiropractor about them, and ask if you need imaging or a medical opinion first. Ask about lower-force techniques. A bigger adjustment is not necessarily a better one, and you should feel able to say no.

Arizona's chiropractic board

The Arizona State Board of Chiropractic Examiners licenses chiropractors and handles complaints. Look up whoever will be treating you. Ask whether massage, physical therapy or acupuncture in the office are provided by someone with the proper license, and how each is billed.

Staying active in the heat

The summer heat can stop people from walking or exercising for months, which can leave backs stiffer. Ask for an indoor plan. The CDC estimates that 22.9% of adults in Phoenix report no leisure-time physical activity, so you may need to be deliberate about staying active. A short daily routine is easier to keep than a long one.

Choosing a doctor after a work injury

Warehouse, landscaping and construction workers often ask whether they can go directly to a chiropractor. The Industrial Commission of Arizona's claims division explains that an employer may have you seen by a doctor of its choosing one time. After that, you may report to a physician of your choice. If you return to the employer's doctor a second time, that doctor becomes your attending physician, and changes later on need approval.

Before you change doctors

  • Find out if your employer is one of the few self-insured companies with contracted care.
  • Ask whether the attending physician will refer you.
  • Ask your insurance carrier for approval in writing.
  • If both say no, use the Commission's Request to Change Doctors form.

Do this carefully, because switching without approval can leave bills unpaid. Check with your claims adjuster that a chiropractor's care would be covered before you start a series of visits.

When summer changes your routine

Summer pushes walking and golf indoors, or before dawn. Back pain can return when you stop moving, so ask for a routine that works in a small indoor space. Before a long drive north to escape the heat, plan a stop every hour or two to walk. Winter visitors should also have their plan written down, so that a provider at home can pick up the thread.

Medicare and costs

Medicare

  • Covers spinal manipulation for subluxation only
  • Does not pay for massage, X-rays or other services ordered by a chiropractor

Other plans

  • Ask about visit limits and referrals.
  • Check whether the office is in your network.

Prepaid care

  • Ask about refunds if you move away for summer.
  • Compare package and per-visit costs.

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Phoenix chiropractic questions

Can a chiropractor help my golf swing pain?

A chiropractor may assess how you move and suggest exercises or treatment for back pain. Ask for a diagnosis and a return plan. See a doctor first for leg weakness or numbness, or if the pain came on with a sudden pop or severe injury.

Is spinal manipulation safe with arthritis?

It depends on your condition. Tell your chiropractor about arthritis, osteoporosis, spinal surgery and medicines. Ask about gentler techniques, and ask whether you need imaging or a medical opinion first. You can refuse any technique that makes you uneasy.

Does Medicare pay for my chiropractor?

Medicare covers manual manipulation of the spine for a subluxation when requirements are met. It does not cover other services or tests a chiropractor orders. Ask what you will pay after deductibles and copays, and get an estimate for anything not covered.

Where can I complain about an Arizona chiropractor?

Contact the state chiropractic board, and include dates and records. Asking the office for an explanation first may help. Keep your contracts if you prepaid, as a billing dispute may also involve consumer protection agencies.

Can I get a refund on a package if I leave for the summer?

It depends on your contract. Ask before you sign, and get the refund terms in writing. Paying per visit can be better if you spend part of the year elsewhere, especially when you are still finding out whether treatment helps.