Tempe’s identity is defined by density, activity, and the particular physical demands that urban living places on the body — cycling and walking distances that most Phoenix suburbs never require, a young population that trains hard and recovers poorly, and a workforce that moves between screen time and physical activity in a way that strains the cervical and lumbar spine at both ends. City Health Services provides chiropractic care for Tempe patients at our Mesa Longmore Road clinic, approximately 10 to 15 minutes from Tempe Town Lake and the ASU campus via the US-60 westbound to Alma School — the closest full-service physician-integrated chiropractic practice for most Tempe residents.

Chiropractic Care for Tempe Patients

The mix of patients we see from Tempe reflects the city’s demographics: ASU students and faculty with sports injuries and early-onset postural spine problems, young professionals with cervical disc dysfunction from sustained laptop and phone use, and long-term Tempe residents who have lived actively for decades and now require more than an adjustment alone can provide. Our chiropractic team evaluates the full clinical picture — including imaging when needed — and builds a treatment plan that addresses the structural problem, not just the symptomatic episode that brought you in.

Conditions We Treat for Tempe Patients

• Low back pain and lumbar disc injuries — including acute herniations producing sciatica in Tempe’s younger active population
• Cervical disc disease, neck pain, and arm radiculopathy — common in Tempe’s student and professional population spending hours daily looking down at devices
• Sports injuries: shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle conditions from ASU athletics, cycling, running, and recreational sports common throughout Tempe
• Cycling and running overuse injuries — IT band syndrome, patellofemoral dysfunction, and piriformis syndrome are common in Tempe’s active transportation community
• Whiplash and auto injury from accidents on the US-60, Loop 101, and Mill Avenue corridors — medical lien financing available

Why Tempe Patients Choose City Health Services

Tempe has no shortage of chiropractic offices — but for the patient whose condition has structural complexity, or whose spine problem requires more than manual therapy, the integration of chiropractic with interventional pain management and physical therapy at a single location is the distinguishing factor. When your disc herniation needs epidural steroid injection support before chiropractic loading can proceed, or when non-surgical spinal decompression is the better mechanical intervention, those options are available here without referral delays.

Insurance and Scheduling for Tempe Patients

We accept most major insurance plans including Medicare, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, and Humana. View accepted insurance plans.