Broad Street Chiropractic has served the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area since 1982, combining chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, nutrition, and applied kinesiology.
Neck pain
Back pain
Headaches
Pain and discomfort may be quickly relieved with a single chiropractic adjustment or a very short course of treatments.
Complete Chiropractic Sports & Wellness has five doctors, 13 advanced therapies, and two of North Carolina's six certified Cranial Facial Release specialists.
chronic sinus congestion, breathing difficulty, headaches, or post-concussion symptoms
sports injuries requiring chiropractic care and rehabilitation
herniated discs, sciatica, or pinched nerves treated with spinal decompression
Ignite Wellness Chiropractic Center offers free consultations, sports chiropractic expertise, and AVCA-certified animal chiropractic in the Durham-Chapel Hill area.
athletes seeking sports chiropractic care
people with chronic pain, neck pain, back pain, or bulging discs
patients seeking neurological testing and postural evaluation
RTP Chiropractic provides same-day auto-accident appointments in Morrisville and serves Cary and Durham with spinal adjustments, massage, and therapeutic exercise.
auto accident injuries and whiplash
sports-related foot, ankle, knee, hip, elbow, and shoulder injuries
back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, and sprain or strain injuries
Same-day appointments available for auto accident injuries
How much does an initial chiropractic visit cost in Durham?
The Joint Chiropractic lists a $29 initial visit including consultation, exam, and adjustment. Complete Chiropractic Sports and Wellness lists a $127 new-patient package including consultation, exam, first adjustment, and shockwave therapy; prices at other practices may differ.
Can I get a same-day or walk-in chiropractic appointment?
The Joint Chiropractic accepts walk-ins and advertises evening and weekend hours. RTP Chiropractic reports same-day appointments for auto-accident injuries.
Which Durham chiropractor is suited to sports injuries or concussion recovery?
Complete Chiropractic Sports and Wellness lists sports chiropractic, concussion recovery, rehabilitation, dry needling, shockwave therapy, and a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician on staff.
Should I see a chiropractor for an emergency?
Chiropractic offices are intended for routine musculoskeletal care rather than medical emergencies; The Joint Chiropractic specifically advises against using it for emergency services. Seek emergency medical care for severe trauma or urgent symptoms.
What should I check before booking a chiropractor in North Carolina?
Confirm that the provider is licensed in North Carolina and ask whether the office handles your specific issue, such as an auto injury, pregnancy care, pediatric care, or sports rehabilitation. Also confirm insurance or self-pay terms, since The Joint Chiropractic uses self-pay pricing and advises patients who require insurance billing to look elsewhere.