Chiropractor Near North Lauderdale, FL

North Lauderdale is a compact, young city along State Road 7 and McNab Road, full of working families, renters and first-time homeowners, with Hampton Pines Park as its green center. It has one of the youngest populations in north Broward, and its residents commute in every direction on some of the busiest roads in the county.

The office is fifteen minutes east: McNab Road to Dixie Highway, north to Copans Road, east to Federal Highway, or Atlantic Boulevard straight across. North Lauderdale patients have made that drive to this address for three decades, most often after a car accident, for a back that gave out at work, or for a child hurt on the field.

State Road 7, McNab Road, Rock Island Road and the Turnpike interchange make North Lauderdale one of the highest-collision areas in west Broward, and accident care is the reason most residents first call us. We treat crash injuries under Florida PIP, verify your coverage, bill the carrier directly and keep the documentation a claim or attorney requires. Many patients feel fine for two or three days after a crash and lose the benefit by waiting; the Florida PIP guide explains why the 14-day rule matters and what to bring.

The second reason is work. North Lauderdale's residents drive trucks, stock shelves, nurse, cook and build, and their backs, shoulders and feet take the load. Low back strain, shoulder overuse and plantar fasciitis are daily presentations. Most resolve with adjustments and rehabilitation. For disc herniations and sciatica that do not, the Spinal Decompression Program is the non-surgical route, and for heel pain that has outlasted stretching and inserts, shockwave therapy and custom orthotics address the cause.

Families also bring the injuries from the fields at Hampton Pines and the school leagues: ankle and knee sprains, shoulder strains in young pitchers and swimmers, and the neck examination a child needs after a hard hit. Youth injuries are evaluated conservatively and parents get a clear explanation of what was found.

• Whiplash, neck and back injury after crashes on 441, McNab Road and the Turnpike, billed to Florida PIP.
• Low back strain and disc injury in drivers, warehouse and healthcare workers.
• Plantar fasciitis and heel pain from long shifts on hard floors.
• Shoulder overuse in lifting and overhead work.
• Youth sports sprains and strains from Hampton Pines and school athletics.

From North Lauderdale: McNab Road east to Dixie Highway, north to Copans Road, then east to Federal Highway (US-1) and north; or Atlantic Boulevard east all the way to Federal Highway, then north. The office is between Copans Road and Sample Road. About fifteen minutes.

Free parking in front of the building. Language assistance is available; tell us when you book if you prefer Spanish.

I do not have a lawyer. Can I still use PIP for treatment?

Yes. PIP is a claim on your own auto policy and does not require an attorney. We open or verify the claim with your insurer and bill them directly. If you later retain a lawyer, we provide the records.

My child got hurt at Hampton Pines. Do you see kids?

Yes. Sprains, strains and post-collision neck checks in school-age athletes are evaluated conservatively, and parents stay in the room. If an injury needs imaging or a specialist, we say so and refer.

I stand all day at work and my heels hurt. Is that something a chiropractor treats?

Yes. Plantar fasciitis is treated here with shockwave therapy, which targets the damaged tissue directly, and with Foot Levelers custom orthotics fitted from an in-office 3D scan so the problem does not return.

Do you have Spanish-speaking staff?

Language assistance is available in the office. Mention it when you call so we can schedule accordingly.