Chiropractor Near Collier City

Collier City is one of Pompano Beach's oldest neighborhoods and one of its most historically significant, a community in the northwest part of the city built by Black families who worked the farms and the railroad and who still make up its core. Today it is working families and long-time residents who drive trucks, nurse, cook, build and stock shelves, and whose bodies carry the load.

The needs are direct and so is the care. A back that gave out lifting on the job, a neck locked after a rear-end on Martin Luther King Boulevard, heels that ache after a twelve-hour shift on concrete. Collier City patients want a doctor who tells them what is wrong, what it will take to fix and what it will cost, with the insurance sorted before they walk in. That is how this office has run for three decades.

• Low back strain and disc injury from lifting for a living, treated with adjustments and, when a disc is involved, decompression.
• Shoulder overuse from overhead and repetitive work.
• Plantar fasciitis from long shifts on hard floors, treated with shockwave and custom orthotics.
• Whiplash and back injury after crashes on Martin Luther King Boulevard, Copans Road and I-95, billed to Florida PIP.
• Youth sports injuries from the neighborhood leagues and the high schools.

Copans Road east across I-95 and Dixie Highway to Federal Highway (US-1), then north; or Martin Luther King Boulevard east to Dixie Highway, north to Copans, then east to Federal. The office is 3320 N. Federal Highway, between Copans Road and Sample Road, about ten minutes. Parking is free in front of the building.

I got hurt at work. Can you treat me?

Yes, work-related back and shoulder injuries are treated here. If a workers' compensation claim is involved, call (954) 902-6371 first so the office can confirm how the visit will be billed before you come in.

I was rear-ended and I do not have a lawyer. Can I still use my car insurance?

Yes. Florida PIP is a claim on your own auto policy and does not require an attorney. The office verifies the coverage, bills the insurer directly and keeps the records. You must be seen within 14 days of the crash or the benefit is lost, so call soon.

How much does a visit cost if I am paying cash?

Self-pay visit fees are quoted when you call (954) 902-6371 and confirmed before you are seen. Adjustments are modest; the advanced programs are separate and quoted in writing after the evaluation. Nothing is charged that was not explained first.

Can I get a late-afternoon appointment after my shift?

Appointment hours run until 6:00 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Late slots go quickly, so book a few days ahead when you can.