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Chiropractic Care in San Diego, CA (15 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 San Diego, CA, verified by patient reviews

Swell Chiropractic

Swell Chiropractic

5.0 (76 patient reviews)
2121 Fifth Ave Ste 204, San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 800-5705

Services:

Chiropractic adjustments Leander Therapy Systems Active Release Therapy Therapeutic exercise rehabilitation

Treatment combines chiropractic adjustments with specialized Leander Therapy Systems that apply traction and therapeutic stretching, particularly beneficial for pregnant patients through modified table design accommodating growing bellies safely.

Acru Health: Precision Chiropractic

Acru Health: Precision Chiropractic

5.0 (388 patient reviews)
2970 Fifth Ave Ste 120, San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 295-2278

Services:

Chiropractic Corrective Care 4D Motion X-ray Analysis Low Back 4D Motion Study X-ray Imaging

San Diego practice uses 4D Motion X-ray Analysis and data-focused imaging technology to identify root causes of spinal issues and develop custom corrective care plans for lasting results.

Good Vibrations Family Chiropractic

Good Vibrations Family Chiropractic

5.0 (1013 patient reviews)
4060 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116
(619) 281-1234

Services:

Pregnancy chiropractic infant and pediatric chiropractic sports chiropractic neuropathy treatment

Kensington-based practice serves patients across the lifespan, from prenatal care through older adulthood, with specialized services for pregnancy, newborns, children, athletes, and neuropathy treatment in a welcoming environment.

Intouch Chiropractic

Intouch Chiropractic

5.0 (513 patient reviews)
2425 Camino del Rio S #100, San Diego, CA 92108
(619) 756-7510

Services:

NUCCA chiropractic adjustments non-surgical spinal decompression class 4 laser therapy shockwave therapy neuropathy treatments

This husband-and-wife chiropractic team specializes in NUCCA upper cervical technique, using precise spinal adjustments without popping, cracking, or twisting to address pain at its source.

Revive Chiropractic

Revive Chiropractic

5.0 (58 patient reviews)
1635 Rosecrans St Ste C, San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 326-8051

Services:

Chiropractic adjustments Acupuncture Therapeutic massage Integrative health treatment

Integrative chiropractic model combines spinal adjustments with acupuncture and therapeutic massage under one collaborative care team, treating root causes rather than symptoms alone for functional recovery.

Anatomy Chiropractic

Anatomy Chiropractic

5.0 (53 patient reviews)
1040 University Ave B210, San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 230-5420

Services:

Upper Cervical Chiropractic Activator Chiropractic Low Force Chiropractic Low Level Laser Therapy

San Diego's only Board Certified Upper Cervical Chiropractors specializing in Atlas Orthogonal technique, using low force methods that produce no cracking or popping sounds during adjustments.

Gaslamp Chiropractic

Gaslamp Chiropractic

4.9 (137 patient reviews)
500 Third Ave, San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 321-0093

Services:

Spinal manipulation stretching therapy physical therapy hot and cold therapy

Manual therapy addresses musculoskeletal and nervous system conditions using spinal manipulation, stretching, physical therapy techniques, and hot and cold therapy alongside lifestyle guidance for nutrition, exercise, and stress management.

Dr. Brian Garrett office - Doctor of Chiropractic

Dr. Brian Garrett office - Doctor of Chiropractic

4.9 (171 patient reviews)
1901 First Ave. Ste 245, San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 232-2225

Services:

Auto accident injury treatment slip and fall trauma care sports injury rehabilitation chronic back pain management

Board certified chiropractor with 40 years of experience focuses on auto accident recovery, slip and fall trauma, sports rehabilitation, and chronic spinal conditions using movement-based Sports Kinesiology techniques.

Inner Balance Institute

Inner Balance Institute

4.9 (290 patient reviews)
842 Washington St # A, San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 543-9999

Services:

Spinal adjustments shockwave therapy spinal decompression sports rehabilitation

A board-certified chiropractor with 28 years serving San Diego provides spinal adjustments, shockwave therapy, and spinal decompression alongside surface electromyography, thermography, and functional posture assessments during detailed initial examinatio

Spence Chiropractic Center

Spence Chiropractic Center

4.9 (592 patient reviews)
8555 Station Village Ln B, San Diego, CA 92108
(619) 284-3883

Services:

Auto accident injury treatment Neck pain treatment Lower back pain treatment Sciatica treatment Physical therapy

City Beat readers voted this practice best in San Diego for sixteen consecutive years. Treatment covers auto accident injuries, work-related trauma, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, and whiplash rehabilitation.

Chiropractique

Chiropractique

4.9 (394 patient reviews)
813 W Washington St, San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 269-9909

Services:

Chiropractic care Acupuncture Massage therapy Personal injury treatment

Open seven days a week with extended hours until 8pm on weekdays, this San Diego practice combines chiropractic care, acupuncture, and massage therapy under one roof with online booking options.

Bayside Spine & Sport

Bayside Spine & Sport

4.9 (90 patient reviews)
838 G St, San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 786-5997

Services:

Spine and joint care sports injury treatment manual therapy and soft tissue work movement assessment and rehabilitation

Hands-on spine and joint treatment combined with movement-based rehabilitation strategies for athletes and active individuals dealing with overuse injuries, mobility restrictions, or chronic musculoskeletal tension.

The Spinal Connection

The Spinal Connection

5.0 (74 patient reviews)
1901 Fourth Ave #200, San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 540-9270

Services:

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NuSpine Chiropractic

NuSpine Chiropractic

4.9 (199 patient reviews)
1262 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 393-1515

Services:

No services registered

Element Wellness Center

Element Wellness Center

4.9 (523 patient reviews)
5055 N Harbor Dr #100, San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 523-9355

Services:

Chiropractic Adjustments Back Pain Treatment Neck Pain Treatment Headache Treatment

Twenty years of hands-on experience and over 200,000 patients treated across Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Mission Hills, and Liberty Station for back pain, neck issues, and headaches through spinal adjustments.

Chiropractic Care service prices in San Diego

Service Price in San Diego
New Patient Exam $85–$230
Chiropractic Adjustment $50–$140
Spinal X-Rays $85–$230
Spinal Decompression (per session) $85–$230
Massage Therapy (60 min) $80–$150
Electrical Muscle Stimulation $29–$70
Cold Laser Therapy $60–$115
Dry Needling $60–$140
Kinesio Taping $23–$60
Treatment Plan (12 visits) $580–$1,400

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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San Diego chiropractic care for surfers, runners and desk workers

San Diego's active culture shows up in its numbers: the CDC estimates that only 19.8% of adults report no leisure-time physical activity and 17.8% have arthritis. Many patients here aren't looking for pain relief alone. They want to get back to the water, the trail or the gym.

Getting back to your sport

ActivityAsk
SurfingWhich movements strain my neck and low back, and how soon can I paddle?
RunningIs this a back problem, a hip problem or a training error?
LiftingWhat should I change now, and when can I add weight?
Volleyball or tennisHow can I rebuild rotation safely?

Get the diagnosis right

Athletes often assume a joint is out of place when something else is going on, like a muscle strain, a stress injury or a disc problem. Ask what else could explain your symptoms, and what would change that thinking. If you have night pain, numbness, fever or a recent injury, get a medical opinion first.

Desk workers

Biotech, defense and tech jobs involve long hours at screens. Ask for a simple plan for your chair, screen height and breaks. Many people do better with movement than with a perfect posture. Exercise can be part of the plan as well, as NCCIH discusses.

Credentials and professional groups

California's Board of Chiropractic Examiners offers a license search and takes complaints. The California Chiropractic Association is the statewide professional group, which may help you learn about the field. Neither tells you whether a provider is right for you, so ask how often they treat your specific problem.

When several therapies are offered

Massage and acupuncture

  • Who provides them, and what license do they hold?
  • Are they billed separately?

Decompression and shockwave

  • What is the evidence for my problem?
  • How many sessions, and at what total cost?

Sports taping or dry needling

  • Who performs this, and is it in their scope?
  • What do you expect it to change?

Using the state board for more than a license check

Most people use the California Board of Chiropractic Examiners once, to search a license. Its consumer page also takes complaints and offers a bilingual service notice. If a clinic sells you a long prepaid package, bills for something you did not receive or makes you uncomfortable during treatment, this is where to take it.

Keep these records

  • Your signed agreement
  • Dates of each visit
  • Receipts or card statements
  • Any promises about results, in writing if possible

Before filing

  • Ask the office for an explanation in writing.
  • Request a copy of your records.
  • If you feel unsafe, leave and report it right away.

What guidelines say about back pain

Patients who are comparing options can look at the American College of Physicians guideline on low back pain. For acute or subacute pain, it suggests non-drug options such as superficial heat, massage, acupuncture or spinal manipulation. For chronic pain, it lists exercise, rehabilitation, mindfulness, tai chi, yoga and others.

Spinal manipulation sits on that list, but it is not the only item. San Diego has no shortage of yoga studios, surf schools and running groups, so ask a chiropractor how treatment would fit with what you already do. Military personnel should ask their primary care manager about referrals before paying privately.

Paying for care

Ask about visit limits and referrals under your plan. Military patients should check VA or TRICARE rules first, and Medicare only pays for spinal manipulation to correct a subluxation. If you are paying directly, ask about per-visit prices and a good faith estimate. Be cautious with long prepaid plans if you are not sure treatment helps.

A brief caution

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San Diego chiropractic questions

When can I go back to surfing with back pain?

Ask for a plan based on your diagnosis and how you move. Paddling can strain the neck and low back, so test it gradually. Seek medical care first for numbness, weakness or severe pain, or if you had a wipeout with a head or neck injury.

Is my running pain from my back?

It might be, but hips, feet and training load can also be involved. Ask a clinician to examine how you move, and what else could explain it. See a doctor for night pain, fever, numbness or pain after a fall.

Does posture cause back pain?

Posture can play a part, but there is no single perfect position, and many people do better with regular movement. Ask for practical changes at your desk, along with a few exercises. Pain that spreads or comes with weakness deserves a closer look.

Are shockwave and decompression worth it?

Ask what evidence supports them for your problem, how many sessions you need and the total cost. Check whether your plan pays. Ask what would happen if you tried exercise or therapy first. Be careful with packages that require big upfront payments.

Does TRICARE pay for chiropractic care?

Coverage depends on your status and plan, and access may run through military clinics. Ask your provider before booking with a civilian office. Get any referral or approval in writing, and confirm that the office files claims for your program.