Phoenix clinics on this list run from Midtown and Downtown and Arcadia to North Phoenix, Moon Valley, Paradise Valley Village, Ahwatukee and Laveen Village. Phoenix is large and car-dependent, and summer heat makes a short drive a fair priority. Clinics are listed alphabetically, not ranked, and none of them paid to appear.
Disclosure
ChiroCenter is a free patient referral service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any clinic on this page, and a listing here is not a referral or a medical recommendation. Some clinics may later join our referral network. If that happens, we will label it on this page. See how we make money.
10 independent chiropractors in Phoenix (A–Z)
Arcadia Chiropractic
Area: Arcadia
Address: 3520 E Indian School Rd, Suite C, Phoenix, AZ 85018
What the clinic says it offers: Describes itself as a neurology-trained family chiropractor. Same-week appointments, insurance accepted, no referral needed.
What the clinic says it offers: Drs. Nels and Kimberly Larsen treat adults and children. Chiropractic, myofascial release, custom orthotics, corrective exercise, nutrition and sports-injury management.
What the clinic says it offers: Dr. Steve Van Laecken, DC. Diversified and ArthroStim adjusting, posture-corrective exercise, spinal decompression, shockwave therapy and on-site digital X-ray. Publishes a $79 new-patient visit.
Location: each clinic publishes a Phoenix address on its own website.
Public reputation: an established local presence.
No star ratings: we don't publish ratings or review counts because they change daily.
Independent practices: we left out national franchise chains to focus on locally run clinics.
Verified details only: addresses, services and prices come from each clinic's own website or the cited source. When we couldn't verify something, we left it out.
No pay-to-play: placement is alphabetical and not for sale.
For licensing, Medicare and car-accident coverage in Arizona, and for local cost estimates, see our main Phoenix chiropractor guide. Clinic owners can correct a listing or apply to join through For clinics.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the best chiropractors in Phoenix?
There's no single best chiropractor. The clinics on this page are independently run Phoenix practices whose details we checked against their own websites and independent local sources. The right choice depends on your condition, location, insurance and budget.
How did ChiroCenter choose these Phoenix clinics?
We looked for independent clinics with a published local address, an established public presence, and services listed on their own website. Clinics do not pay to be included, and the list is alphabetical, not a ranking.
Is ChiroCenter affiliated with these clinics?
No. ChiroCenter is a referral service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any clinic listed here, and listing a clinic is not a recommendation for your specific condition.
Does this list include Scottsdale, Tempe or Mesa?
No. Those are separate cities. This page covers only Phoenix, including Phoenix neighborhoods like Ahwatukee, Laveen and Moon Valley.
How can I check a Phoenix chiropractor's license?
Chiropractors in Phoenix are licensed by the Arizona State Board of Chiropractic Examiners (chiroboard.az.gov). You can look up a license and any public disciplinary history there before booking.
I want to compare options near my ZIP code. Can ChiroCenter help?
Yes. Fill the ChiroCenter form once with your ZIP code and concern. When a clinic covers your area, it contacts you, and only with your consent.