If you are looking for a chiropractor in Gilbert, the directory lists independent chiropractic offices in town, from family and prenatal care to clinics that add massage, rehab or acupuncture. Each listing has a phone number, so you can call and ask whether the office treats what is bothering you. Check with your doctor first if you have a serious injury, numbness, or pain that does not go away.
How do you choose a chiropractor?
Offices differ in the care they offer, so start with your reason for going.
- What is the problem? Neck pain, back pain, a sore back from a car accident and care for kids or pregnancy are different needs.
- Who is the office built for? Some Gilbert offices list pediatric and prenatal care, some focus on sports or posture, and one is an all-female practice for moms-to-be, moms and kids.
- What else do they offer? Some list massage, physical therapy, rehab or nutrition counseling under one roof.
- How do you handle insurance? Ask whether they bill your insurance, and check with your insurance agent about what your plan covers.
- What will treatment look like? Ask how many visits they expect and how they decide when you are done.
- Can I get a second opinion? A good office will not mind the question.
Who is in Gilbert?
These are real local offices from the directory. Call the number on each listing.
The list includes Gilbert Chiropractic Clinic on East Warner Road, which lists adjustments, massage and spinal decompression, and A Plus Chiropractic Care, which lists DOT and CDL physicals and acupuncture. Targeted Chiropractic lists myofascial release before each adjustment.
What happens at a first chiropractic visit?
Every office is a little different, but a first visit usually goes like this.
- You fill out forms about your health history, your pain and what you want to fix.
- The chiropractor asks questions and does an exam. This may include moving your joints and checking your posture.
- They may suggest X-rays or other tests. Ask why they are needed.
- They explain what they found and what care they suggest. Ask for the plan in plain words, including how many visits and the cost.
- Some offices begin treatment that day. Others wait for a second visit.
Wear loose, comfortable clothes. If anything feels wrong during care, say so.
How do you take care of your back in the Arizona summer?
Arizona life has its own back risks. Sitting in a hot car for a long commute, carrying heavy groceries in from the garage, and working at a desk at home can all add up. A few steps help.
- Stand up and move every hour or so.
- Adjust your screen to eye level and keep your feet flat.
- Drink water through the day.
- Warm up before outdoor exercise, even a short walk.
Ask your own doctor or chiropractor which stretches fit your body.
Questions people ask
Do Gilbert chiropractors treat children and pregnant women?
Some do. Several Gilbert listings mention pediatric and prenatal care, and one is an all-female practice focused on moms-to-be, moms and kids. Call and ask about experience with your situation.
Can a chiropractor help after a car accident?
Some offices list auto accident treatment, including Gilbert Chiropractic Clinic. If you were hurt in a crash, see a doctor first if you have serious symptoms, and check with your insurance agent about coverage.
Do you need a referral to see a chiropractor?
Many people call an office directly. Rules and coverage depend on your insurance plan, so check with your insurance agent or the office before booking.
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