Chiropractor in Phoenix, Arizona

Mountain View Pain Center's licensed chiropractors serve the Valley from six Phoenix-metro clinics — Northwest Phoenix, Deer Valley, Glendale (Westgate), Peoria, Chandler, and Mesa. Our chiropractors work alongside pain management physicians and physical therapists in the same clinic, so care escalates seamlessly when your condition needs more than an adjustment. Walk-ins welcome. Call (602) 325-2024.

What Our Phoenix 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 a gentler approach, flexion-distraction for disc-related pain, soft-tissue therapy, and guided rehab exercise.

Our Phoenix-Metro Clinics

  • Northwest Phoenix (Dunlap) — (602) 325-2024
  • Deer Valley — 20414 N 27th Ave STE 250, Phoenix — (480) 581-7461
  • Glendale (Westgate) — 6622 N 91st Ave, Suite 230, Glendale — (602) 325-2024
  • Peoria — 9000 W Thunderbird Rd #205, Peoria — (602) 325-2024
  • Chandler — 3075 W Ray Rd #205, Chandler — (602) 325-2024
  • Mesa — 1840 South Stapley Dr #234, Mesa — (602) 325-2024

Phoenix Chiropractor FAQs

Do you take walk-ins?

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

Does insurance cover chiropractic care in Arizona?

Most major plans, Medicare, and AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid) are accepted, along with workers' compensation and auto/lien cases. We verify your benefits before your visit.

Can a chiropractor help after a car accident?

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

Which Phoenix clinic is closest to me?

We cover the Valley from Northwest Phoenix, Deer Valley, Glendale, and Peoria in the West and North to Chandler and Mesa in the East Valley.

Do chiropractors and pain doctors really work together here?

Yes — one chart, one plan. If your exam suggests you need imaging, an injection, or a medical evaluation, the right specialist is already in the building.

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