Austin has hundreds of chiropractic offices, from walk-in clinics near Mueller to sports specialists in Northwest Hills and family practices along South Lamar and Brodie Lane. To make the choice easier, this page lists independently run clinics. For each one we give the neighborhood, address, website and the services the clinic says it offers, and we checked every detail against a named source. 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.
What the clinic says it offers: Describes itself as offering same-day walk-in chiropractic care with rehab. Its team page lists a 2022 TCA District 8 Doctor of the Year award.
What the clinic says it offers: Upper cervical, pediatric and prenatal care. Dr. Bart Patzer describes himself as a third-generation upper cervical chiropractor. The clinic reports offering care in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
What the clinic says it offers: A sports-focused clinic for athletes and active adults. Listed training includes Active Release Technique, Cox technique, dry needling and RockTape. Published cash prices: $155 for a new patient and $115 for a follow-up (per The Austin Newsletter). It also has a second location at 8201 N FM 620.
What the clinic says it offers: Family, prenatal and pediatric chiropractic, spinal decompression (IDD Therapy) and focused shockwave therapy. Founded in 2008 by Dr. Brian Clark.
What the clinic says it offers: Nervous-system-focused care that uses INSiGHT scans. Its site mentions care for athletes, families and children, and says walk-ins are welcome.
What the clinic says it offers: Chiropractic and non-surgical pain relief, including auto-injury and whiplash care. Reports being in network with 48+ insurance plans. It also has an office in Round Rock.
What the clinic says it offers: Family, pediatric and prenatal chiropractic, plus spinal decompression. A chiropractic pricing page is published on the site.
What the clinic says it offers: Family chiropractic with Dr. Todd Stranahan, DC. Per its site: walk-ins welcome, free consultation, most insurance accepted.
What the clinic says it offers: All-ages care from Dr. Merrick Fisher and Dr. Kristin Weikel, with myofascial therapy and nutrition coaching. Free consultations and same-day appointments.
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 Texas, and for local cost estimates, see our main Austin chiropractor guide. Clinic owners can correct a listing or apply to join through For clinics.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the best chiropractors in Austin?
There's no single best chiropractor. The clinics on this page are independently run Austin 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 Austin 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.
Which Austin chiropractors take walk-ins?
Several clinics on this list say on their websites that they welcome walk-ins, including Austin Chiropractic & Rehab, Lifespring Chiropractic and Touch of Life Chiropractic. Call ahead to confirm today's hours.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Austin?
In Texas you can usually book a chiropractor directly. Some insurance plans require a referral for coverage, so check with your insurer first.
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.
