Dallas chiropractic clinics differ in their rehabilitation services, appointment policies, and charges for additional treatments. These five options cover Uptown, Oak Lawn, North Dallas, and nearby neighborhoods. The comparison focuses on those practical differences so you can ask for a care plan and a clear price before starting.
1. Back to Health Physical Medicine
- Location
- Dallas
- Format
- Chiropractic and physical rehabilitation
- Focus
- Multidisciplinary musculoskeletal care
The practice formerly listed here as Back to Health Chiropractic now presents itself as Back to Health Physical Medicine. Its team includes chiropractor Kristi Farrell, a medical director, and nursing expertise. Chiropractic care and rehabilitation sit alongside a wider wellness service menu. Ask which clinician will assess you and which proposed services are essential to the problem you want treated.
2. Atlas Chiropractic & Wellness
- Location
- Uptown, McKinney Avenue
- Format
- Chiropractic and therapeutic exercise
- Focus
- Adjustments, movement, and soft-tissue services
Brown Hamer’s Atlas Chiropractic & Wellness is on McKinney Avenue in Uptown. The practice offers adjustments, therapeutic exercise, kinesiology taping, and other optional services. Its public fee menu is particularly useful for comparison because it separates new-patient care, adjustments, and extras. There are also discounted rates for people paying in full at the time of service without filing insurance.
3. Inwood Chiropractic and Wellness Center
- Location
- North Dallas, Harvest Hill Road
- Format
- Chiropractic, massage, and exercise services
- Focus
- Spine and musculoskeletal concerns
Inwood Chiropractic and Wellness Center is now on Harvest Hill Road. Its services include adjustments, massage, corrective exercises, dry needling, and spinal decompression. Tim Nawrocki is the clinic director. The appointment policy requires a deposit for new-patient reservations, so check that policy when booking rather than assuming the consultation is free.
4. Elite Care Professionals
- Location
- East Dallas, North Carroll Avenue
- Format
- Chiropractic and injury care
- Focus
- Personal-injury rehabilitation
The former Elite Chiropractic Pointe Facebook page now points to Elite Care Professionals. The current practice is on North Carroll Avenue and lists chiropractic care and personal-injury treatment among its services. If you are seeking help after an accident, ask how the assessment, rehabilitation plan, documentation, and payment arrangements will be handled before starting a series of visits.
5. Manning Wellness Clinic
- Location
- Oak Lawn, Dallas
- Format
- Chiropractic, massage, and acupuncture
- Focus
- Individualized musculoskeletal care
Jeff Manning’s clinic combines chiropractic care with in-house massage and acupuncture. Its Oak Lawn Avenue location has underground parking, and the practice also lists other services such as taping and soft-tissue treatments. Ask which service you are booking and who provides it. A complimentary consultation is advertised, but that should not be confused with a free examination or treatment.
Frequently asked questions
What are some actual chiropractic prices in Dallas?
Atlas publishes a $150 new-patient visit and an $80 full-spine adjustment, reduced to $100 and $60 respectively for qualifying payment-in-full visits without insurance filing. Its optional services are priced separately. These are one clinic’s published fees, not a Dallas average; request a total for the specific visit you are considering.
Is an appointment deposit required?
Inwood requires a $50 new-patient appointment deposit and says it may release the appointment if payment is not received within 24 hours. Ask whether that deposit is credited toward the visit and what happens if you reschedule. A reservation payment, consultation charge, examination fee, and treatment fee are different items.
Which clinics have evening or Saturday hours?
Inwood lists Monday and Thursday hours until 7 p.m. and Saturday hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Manning lists Monday–Thursday appointments until 6 p.m. and is closed Saturdays. Check whether massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic appointments follow the same schedule before choosing a recurring slot.
What should I check when comparing an adjustment with a larger treatment package?
Atlas lists several optional therapies it does not bill to insurance, while Inwood offers a broad menu beyond adjustments. Ask for each service’s purpose, price, proposed frequency, and review point. Compare the total plan rather than the cheapest advertised visit, and establish cancellation or refund terms before prepaying.