Chiropractor in Pompano Beach, FL

Pompano Beach wraps around Lighthouse Point on three sides, so for most of the city we are the closest thing to a neighborhood chiropractor: five minutes north on Federal Highway from Atlantic Boulevard, or straight east on Copans Road or Sample Road from I-95. Patients from the beach side cross on the Atlantic Boulevard or NE 14th Street bridges; patients from Palm Aire and the west side come across Copans.

The practice has been at 3320 N. Federal Highway for over three decades, which in Pompano terms means we have treated people who fished the old pier and the new one, who watched the Isle become a resort and who commute to the airport and Fort Lauderdale on the same stretch of I-95 every day. We know the town, its roads and the way people here hurt themselves.

Pompano Beach is a working waterfront. The marinas along the Intracoastal, the Hillsboro Inlet at the north end and the pier draw people who spend weekends hauling lines, standing on a rolling deck and trailering boats. That produces a specific set of injuries: low back strain from lifting coolers and outboards, shoulder and elbow overuse from casting and cranking, and neck pain from a day of bracing against chop. General chiropractic care handles the acute strains; when a disc is involved, the Spinal Decompression Program on the Antalgic-Trac system is the reason many Pompano boaters end up here instead of at a surgeon.

West of I-95, Palm Aire is one of the largest golf and condominium communities in Broward. Golf knees and golf backs are a large share of what we see from that side of the city. The Knee Restoration Program exists for the player who has been told a replacement is coming and wants to try Knee-on-Trac decompression and Class IV laser first.

And because Atlantic, Federal, Copans, Sample and I-95 all run through Pompano, car accidents are a daily reality. We treat accident injuries for Pompano Beach patients under Florida PIP, handle the billing, and know the 14-day rule cold. If you were in a crash on any of those roads this week, read the Florida PIP guide and call.

• Low back and disc injuries from boating, trailering and yard work in the older Pompano neighborhoods east of Dixie Highway.
• Shoulder pain in anglers and paddlers: rotator cuff irritation, calcific tendinitis and frozen shoulder, treated in the Shoulder Restoration Program.
• Knee osteoarthritis in Palm Aire and Cresthaven golfers and walkers.
• Whiplash and post-accident back pain after collisions on Atlantic Boulevard, Federal Highway and I-95.
• Plantar fasciitis in people who spend long days on concrete docks and warehouse floors along the Dixie Highway industrial corridor, treated with shockwave therapy and custom orthotics.

From central and east Pompano: north on Federal Highway (US-1). The office is between Copans Road and Sample Road, about a mile and a half past Copans.

From Palm Aire and west of I-95: Copans Road east to Federal Highway, then north, or take I-95 to the Sample Road exit and go east to Federal, then south.

From the beach: cross at Atlantic Boulevard or NE 14th Street to Federal Highway and head north. Five to eight minutes in normal traffic.

Is there a closer chiropractor in Pompano Beach itself?

There are chiropractors inside Pompano city limits, and for a routine adjustment any of them may be fine. Patients choose this office when they want the programs: Antalgic-Trac spinal decompression, Knee-on-Trac, Class IV laser and shockwave under one roof, with a doctor who has been in the same building for three decades. From most of Pompano the difference in drive time is a few minutes.

I was in an accident on Atlantic Boulevard. How fast can you see me?

Accident patients are worked in quickly, usually within a day or two, because Florida PIP requires initial treatment within 14 days of the crash. Call (954) 902-6371 with your claim number if you have one; if not, come anyway and we will help you open it.

Do you treat boating and fishing injuries?

Yes. Low back strain from lifting and bracing on deck, shoulder overuse from casting and cranking, and neck pain from a rough day offshore are routine here. Treatment is non-surgical: adjustments, soft-tissue work, laser and, for disc cases, decompression.

Is the office easy to reach from Palm Aire?

Copans Road east to Federal Highway and north, or I-95 to Sample Road and east. Plan on about ten minutes. Parking is free in front of the building.