Chiropractor in Harnett, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Bradham Chiropractic Clinic, PA

Chiropractor

Erwin, NC

Bradham Chiropractic has served Dunn and Erwin since 1998 and combines chiropractic care with acupuncture and Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician credentials.

  • Back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, and joint discomfort
  • Patients seeking chiropractic care combined with acupuncture
  • Sports-related chiropractic care

Golden Spine Chiropractic

Chiropractor

Angier, NC

Golden Spine Chiropractic provides individualized care in a private Angier office, including Rapid Release Therapy with appointments and custom exercise programs for current patients.

  • Patients seeking Activator Method adjustments
  • Patients seeking Graston or other soft tissue therapy
  • Patients wanting cold laser therapy for pain and inflammation

Move Chiropractic - Angier Chiropractor

Chiropractor

Angier, NC

Move Chiropractic provides dry needling and movement-based rehabilitation in a one-doctor practice serving Angier and surrounding communities.

  • active adults and gym-goers with training-related injuries
  • athletes seeking dry needling or sports injury treatment
  • manual laborers with repetitive stress and physical strain

Same-week openings are common

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FAQ

How much does chiropractic care cost in Harnett County?

Golden Spine publishes prices ranging from $35 for laser therapy only to $120 for a new-patient visit. Pricing for the other listed practices is not provided here, so ask about the initial evaluation, imaging, treatment, and follow-up fees before booking.

Which Harnett County chiropractor offers dry needling or sports-injury care?

Move Chiropractic offers dry needling, sports-injury treatment, IASTM soft-tissue mobilization, and blood-flow-restriction therapy. Bradham also lists sports-related chiropractic care and a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician credential.

Can I get a chiropractic appointment the same week in Angier?

Move Chiropractic says same-week openings are common. Golden Spine requires appointments and does not list walk-in care.

What should I ask before choosing a chiropractor?

Ask whether the clinic treats your specific problem, what techniques are used, whether imaging is needed, and whether care requires a package or contract. Move states that it does not require preset packages or long-term contracts, while Golden Spine is cash-based.

When should I seek emergency care instead of routine chiropractic treatment?

Seek urgent medical evaluation for symptoms such as major trauma, sudden weakness or numbness, loss of bladder or bowel control, chest pain, or severe unexplained headache. Routine chiropractic visits are more appropriate for non-emergency back, neck, joint, or muscle complaints.