Chiropractor in Denver, Colorado

Mountain View Pain Center's licensed chiropractors provide evidence-based chiropractic care at ten Denver-metro clinics. Unlike a standalone chiropractic office, our chiropractors work alongside pain management physicians and physical therapists — so if your back or neck problem needs more than an adjustment, the right specialist is already down the hall. Walk-ins are welcome, and most insurance is accepted. Call (720) 749-5599.

Chiropractic Care, Backed by a Full Medical Team

Mountain View Pain Center was founded in 2009 by chiropractors Dr. Ihsan Erhuy and Dr. Niall McNally. What makes us different from a single-office chiropractor:

  • Pain management physicians in the same clinic for imaging, injections, or medical evaluation when your condition needs it
  • Physical therapy to build lasting strength after your pain improves
  • One chart and one coordinated plan — your providers actually talk to each other

What Our Denver Chiropractors Treat

Our chiropractors treat back pain, neck pain, whiplash and auto-accident injuries, headaches, sciatica, joint dysfunction, postural problems, and sports injuries. Learn more about our chiropractic care.

Techniques We Use

Depending on your exam, your chiropractor may use diversified manual adjusting, drop-table techniques, instrument-assisted adjusting for patients who prefer a gentler approach, flexion-distraction for disc-related pain, soft-tissue therapy, and guided rehab exercise.

Denver-Area Clinics with Chiropractic Care

Denver Chiropractor FAQs

Do you take walk-ins?

Yes — walk-ins are welcome at our Denver-metro clinics, and same-week appointments are typically available.

Does insurance cover chiropractic care in Colorado?

Most major plans, Medicare, Colorado Medicaid, workers' compensation, and auto/lien cases are accepted. We verify your benefits before your visit.

How much does a chiropractor cost in Denver without insurance?

We offer affordable self-pay rates — call (720) 749-5599 for current pricing at your nearest clinic.

Should I see a chiropractor or a physical therapist?

They solve different problems: chiropractors focus on joint mobility and alignment, while physical therapists build strength and movement patterns. At Mountain View Pain Center you don't have to choose — both work together in the same clinic.

Can a chiropractor help after a car accident?

Yes. Our chiropractors treat whiplash and auto-accident injuries, work with med-pay and attorney lien arrangements, and document your care for your claim.

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