Butler Family Chiropractic combines chiropractic adjustments with dry needling, medical laser treatment, corrective exercise training, and specialized massage services.
Patients seeking chiropractic adjustments with corrective exercise training
Chronic pain or nagging injuries addressed with dry needling
Active individuals seeking sports massage with IASTM, cupping, and stretching
Whitekettle Chiropractic has operated in Sneads Ferry since 2010 and offers chiropractic adjustments, digital X-rays, therapeutic modalities, and massage therapy.
Thrive Chiropractic and Wellhouse PLLC provides Gonstead chiropractic care in Jacksonville, NC, with Webster Technique certification and pediatric and perinatal training.
Pregnant patients seeking perinatal chiropractic care
Babies and children needing pediatric chiropractic care
How much does a chiropractic visit cost in Onslow County?
Published prices vary: Schilsky lists a $100 online new-patient visit, Butler lists $60 existing-patient adjustments, and Jacksonville Chiropractic advertises a $25 adjustment special for one to two regions.
Which Onslow County chiropractor is best for an auto accident or whiplash injury?
Schilsky specializes in auto-injury and whiplash treatment and says it can schedule an exam within 24 hours after a fall, accident, or injury. Jacksonville Chiropractic also lists whiplash care after auto accidents.
Can I get a same-day or walk-in chiropractic appointment?
Keefer Chiropractic advertises same-day appointments for new patients and welcomes walk-ins during office hours. Sparks Chiropractic also says walk-ins are always welcome.
What should I look for when choosing a chiropractor?
Match the clinic's listed focus to your need: auto injuries, sports injuries, pregnancy or pediatric care, chronic pain, or massage-based services. For accident-related care, Schilsky lists x-rays and neurological evaluations, while Sparks lists postgraduate education in soft-tissue injury and spinal trauma.
Are chiropractors appropriate for emergencies?
Chiropractic offices are generally for routine or injury follow-up rather than medical emergencies; Butler specifically says it is not for emergency or after-hours care. Seek emergency medical care for severe trauma, loss of consciousness, sudden weakness, or other urgent symptoms.