TrueCare: Your Southern California Chiropractor Resource

Life isn’t much fun when you’re in chronic pain. Fortunately, TrueCare chiropractic treatment can help.

Our experienced and friendly chiropractors combine a warm chairside manner with expert spinal adjustments to help relieve your pain and restore your health. Treatments may include gentle spinal adjustments, electrical stimulation, relaxation techniques, rehabilitative exercise, dietary changes, weight loss and more.

Spinal health contributes to your overall well-being. If you’re looking for a chiropractor in San Diego, TrueCare has five healthcare centers that offer caring, compassionate chiropractic treatment.

Take the first step to feeling good again. Call or text (760) 736-6767 today to schedule an appointment.

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Comprehensive Chiropractic Services

TrueCare’s experienced San Diego chiropractors specialize in treating:

Low back pain
Neck pain
Whiplash injury
Sciatica
Herniated discs

Headaches
Arthritis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
And more

Chiropractic medicine can help reduce high blood pressure and associated symptoms such as fatigue, anxiety, dizziness, and nausea. It can also relieve tension headaches and migraines, improve neurological conditions, and reduce pain and inflammation from physical injury or overexertion.

New Patients Welcome! Call or text (760) 736-6767 to schedule an appointment today.

Chiropractic Treatment: FAQs

What is chiropractic treatment?

A chiropractor manually adjusts the spine or other parts of the body to correct alignment problems that are causing pain or stiffness. These adjustments, called manipulations, help relieve pain by using the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

How is a chiropractic adjustment performed?

An adjustment is a quick, precise movement to a joint in your body. It loosens the joint and helps restore proper movement to that area of the body. It only takes a few seconds.

Does chiropractic adjustment hurt?

Patients often experience “snaps” or “pops” during an adjustment, but it does not hurt. You may experience mild soreness afterward, which can be helped by applying ice to the area.