Chiropractors in Alaska
Browse 622 chiropractors in Alaska — page 12 of 13.
soldotna chiropractic clinic inc
southcentral foundation
southcentral foundation
southcentral foundation
southcentral foundation
spaulding chiropractic clinic inc
spinal-care incorporated
spine and joint rehabilitation associates of alaska inc
spine and sports injury center, llc
sports & spinal injury clinic, llc
sports & spinal injury clinic,llc
sports injury chiropractic
springhill chiropractic llc
springhill, dale
stanley health clinics pc
stanley, brian
steele, ashley
sternquist, greg
straight up chiropractic
strickland, margaret
sullivan health services llc
sullivan-nielsen, patricia
sullivan, joseph
summit chiropractic llc
sundog wellness llc
swenson, alexandra
taylor, lesley
teague chiropractic center
tew, landis
the hill clinic, pc
the premier life of anchorage
thorgesen, christopher
tieszen chiropractic llc
tieszen, neil
tieszen, richard
tijerina-burleson, maria
tipikin, evan
tomcykoski, jessica
total health & wellness, llc
townsend, steven
towslee, morgan
traver, hunter
trekell, stanley
true life chiropractic llc
tudor, adam
twiford, christopher
tyler jorgensen dc llc
upham, blaine
Frequently Asked Questions
The information here is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare provider about your specific situation.
What does a chiropractor do?
Chiropractors diagnose and treat musculoskeletal issues, primarily through spinal adjustments. They can help with back pain, neck pain, headaches, joint problems, and more — without medication or surgery.
Is chiropractic care safe?
Yes. Chiropractic care is one of the safest non-invasive treatments for back and neck pain. Licensed chiropractors complete 4+ years of specialized training. Mild soreness after an adjustment is normal and typically resolves within 24 hours.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Alaska?
No. In Canada, chiropractors are primary care providers — you can book directly without a referral from your doctor.
Is chiropractic covered by insurance?
Most extended health plans in Canada cover chiropractic care, typically $300-$500/year. Some provinces (Ontario, Alberta, BC) also offer partial coverage through provincial health plans for eligible residents.
How much does a chiropractor visit cost in Alaska?
Initial assessments typically cost $80-$150. Follow-up adjustments range from $50-$80 per visit. Many clinics offer package deals. Check with your insurance provider for coverage details.
How do I claim my listing on DoINeedAChiropractor.com?
Click 'Claim Your Listing' on your listing page, enter your clinic email, and verify ownership. Once claimed, you can edit your information, add photos, and upgrade for enhanced features.