Chiropractor in Lighthouse Point Estates

Lighthouse Point Estates is the center of the city, one of its classic residential neighborhoods, with mature trees, established homes and a population that ranges from families who moved in for the schools to residents who have been here since the streets were laid out. It is the Lighthouse Point that people picture when they hear the name.

This office is three minutes up Federal Highway, and it has been the Estates' chiropractor for three decades. Long-time residents come for the knees, discs and shoulders of a long active life in Florida; working parents for the neck and back of the commute and the yard; children for the sprains of bikes and ball fields. Everyone comes for a doctor who examines first, explains plainly and has the decompression, laser and shockwave equipment in the building when a problem needs more than an adjustment.

• Knee arthritis in long-time residents who would rather try the Knee Restoration Program than schedule surgery.
• Disc problems and sciatica, evaluated for the Spinal Decompression Program.
• Neck pain and headaches from work and the commute.
• Golf, tennis and pickleball injuries to shoulders, elbows and knees.
• Children's sprains and strains, examined gently with a parent present.

The neighborhood streets to Federal Highway (US-1) and north or south a few blocks; the office is 3320 N. Federal Highway, between Copans Road and Sample Road, about three minutes by car and an easy bike ride. Free parking in front of the building.

How soon can a neighbor from the Estates be seen?

Usually the same day or the next. Appointments are required so no one waits, but being three minutes away means the office can fit you in around the schedule. Call (954) 902-6371.

Do you see children?

Yes. School-age athletes with sprains, strains and post-fall neck checks are examined with low-force techniques and a parent present. If imaging or a specialist is needed, that is said plainly and arranged.

My parents have lived in the Estates for forty years and have knee and back problems. Is the care gentle enough?

Yes. Older patients are treated with instrument and drop-table techniques where appropriate, Knee-on-Trac and Antalgic-Trac decompression are low-force and used routinely with patients in their eighties, and the entrance is level with parking at the door.

What is different about a practice that has been here three decades?

The same doctor sees you every visit, the phone is answered by a person, the equipment for stubborn problems is in the building, and the practice has a track record in this town. That is why the parents we treated years ago now bring their adult children.