Compliance posture
We don’t sell ranking and don’t accept payment to move a chiropractor up the list. For final hire decisions, verify licensing, insurance, and references directly with the state licensing board.
Source-backed profilesCMS NPPESCMS PECOSMatched profiles cite public records where available.
Chiropractors · United States
Find a chiropractor whose care travels with you.
A local directory of state-licensed chiropractors in your city. Free to browse, no lead forms, no pay-to-rank.
Finding the right chiropractor shouldn’t feel harder than fixing the thing that brought you there in the first place.
What most chiro directories do
- Sell the top spot to whoever pays the monthly fee.
- Send your number to multiple clinics before you’ve read a single profile.
- Pad results with chains that aren’t in your neighborhood.
- Hide which “premium” listings are paid placements.
- Lock you into a lead-form funnel before you can read a bio.
What we do
- Rank by real Google ratings and review depth, not ad spend.
- Show only chiropractors with active licenses in your state.
- Let you read their approach and call direct — no middleman.
- Never accept payment to change ranking order.
- List only practitioners with current state licensure on file.
Care fit, before you book
Three questions to clear before you call.
Sub-specialty
Match the specialty before you book.
Chiropractors cover a wide range of clinical focuses. Filter by sub-specialty so the practice you call actually treats your concern.
Insurance fit
Confirm in-network status with the practice.
Fonteum surfaces practice contact info — not insurance contracts. Call the practice and confirm in-network status with your specific plan before scheduling.
Scheduling lead-time
Ask about the next available appointment.
Lead time varies sharply across chiropractors. Some practices schedule new-patient intakes in days, others in months. Ask before assuming any cadence.
What the snapshot shows
Three findings from the latest NPPES snapshot.
Active U.S. chiropractors as recorded in the public CMS NPI Registry. Counts and rankings are reproducible from the dataset linked below — no marketing inflation, no rounding tricks.
- Sourced
Every record is an active NPI-1
Practice Address state used. Mailing Address ignored. Records flagged inactive in NPPES are filtered before anything renders.
97,017 active records · NPPES taxonomy 111N00000X - Ranked
Density varies by state, not opinion
Active chiropractors per 100,000 residents, against the U.S. Census 2024 Vintage population estimates. Quartile bands are explicit; the underserved threshold is named.
Top: North Dakota 62.77/100k · Bottom: District of Columbia 10.25/100k · 6.1× spread - Unevenly distributed
Not every state is well-served
Density alone is not access — travel time, insurance acceptance, and sub-specialty match matter too. The methodology cites the spatial-access literature for follow-up reading.
3 jurisdictions below 15/100k · 9,908,515 residents
How it works
Four steps to lasting relief.
Step 01 / 04
Tell us what you need
Start with your city and what’s bringing you in — lower back pain, neck stiffness, sports recovery, headaches, or a new patient evaluation. Specifics help you match to the right practice.
Step 02 / 04
See listed local practitioners
A ranked list of chiropractors with real Google ratings, review counts, and state license numbers. No out-of-area chains, no sponsored filler. Every listing has a complete profile and real Google patient reviews.
Step 03 / 04
Compare approach and availability
Read their specialties, techniques, and patient reviews. Compare two or three practices that fit your situation. You’re choosing on your terms — not under pressure from a countdown clock.
Step 04 / 04
Book directly
Contact them directly. No lead form, no call center, no resale of your information. Many chiropractors listed publish their new-patient booking windows on the practice profile so you can compare appointment timelines before calling. You’re the patient; they’re earning your visit.
Pain starts
Practitioner found
Care begins
Relief holds
The arc most patients walk eventually. We just remove the part where you call the wrong clinic twice.
By city
Start with chiropractors in your city.
We cover 197 US cities. Each page lists licensed DCs active in that market.
01
Los AngelesCA
20 chiropractors
02
ChicagoIL
20 chiropractors
03
HoustonTX
20 chiropractors
04
PhoenixAZ
20 chiropractors
05
PhiladelphiaPA
20 chiropractors
06
San AntonioTX
20 chiropractors
07
San DiegoCA
20 chiropractors
08
DallasTX
20 chiropractors
09
San JoseCA
20 chiropractors
10
AustinTX
20 chiropractors
11
NashvilleTN
20 chiropractors
12
DenverCO
20 chiropractors
13
PortlandOR
20 chiropractors
14
Las VegasNV
20 chiropractors
15
MinneapolisMN
20 chiropractors
16
AtlantaGA
20 chiropractors
From the editors
“The chiropractor who listens to your history before touching your spine is the one worth returning to.”
A plain-language field guide to choosing a chiropractor — what to ask in a first visit, how to read Google reviews for a wellness practice, and the difference between maintenance care and acute treatment.
- Questions to ask at your first appointment
- How to evaluate technique and specialty fit
- When to expect results and when to reassess
What to confirm directly
We surface public records. You confirm credentials at the source.
Fonteum does not verify provider credentials. We surface source-cited fields where they exist and tell you exactly which authority publishes them — so you always have a path to confirm at the source.
State medical board
State medical board
Active license + disciplinary history are matters of state record. Look up the provider on the state medical board's lookup tool before booking.
ABMS / AOA
Board certification
Confirm board certification through ABMS (abms.org) or the AOA — not the practice's marketing copy.
NPPES (CMS)
Federal NPI record
The federal NPPES registry publishes NPI, taxonomy, and practice address. Fonteum cites this record when matched; you can verify it directly at npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov.
3,720
Chiropractors listed across the US
197
US cities in our directory
44
States with active coverage
4.90★
Avg Google rating among listed practitioners
Questions, answered
What patients usually ask first.
Chiropractic licensing is state-specific. Every practitioner listed has an active state license for the state where they practice. We surface their Google Business profile and license information so you can confirm standing directly with your state chiropractic board before booking. Always ask for a license number and verify it.
We list chiropractors active on Google Business in each city and rank primarily by Google rating and review volume. We don’t sell ranking positions and don’t accept payment to move a practitioner higher. For final decisions, verify license status, read recent reviews, and confirm insurance acceptance directly with the practice.
Nothing. Browsing, searching, and contacting chiropractors through our directory is entirely free. We don’t run lead forms, callback overlays, or pop-ups that capture your information.
The directory shows each chiropractor’s profile, where many list insurance networks accepted. Confirm coverage directly with the practice before your first visit — in-network status can change, and our directory reflects profile data, not real-time insurance checks.
A Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) focuses on spinal manipulation and musculoskeletal alignment as a primary treatment modality. Physical therapists (PTs) typically focus on exercise-based rehabilitation. Many patients see both at different stages of recovery — this directory is specific to licensed DCs.
We’re expanding market by market. If your city isn’t covered yet, browse a neighboring city or check back — we add new markets on a rolling basis as we onboard practitioners in each area.
No. We’re a directory. When you call or book with a chiropractor from their profile, you go directly to them. We don’t capture your contact information and sell it to multiple practices. That model is exactly what we were built to replace.
Relief that holds starts with the right practitioner.
Find one in your cityHow source-cited fields work
Every field on a profile names its origin and the date it was last checked.
When a practice profile cites the federal NPI record, the chip shows “Source: CMS NPPES” with a freshness stamp. When a CMS PECOS Medicare-enrollment record matches, a second chip surfaces. Fields without a public-record match show no chip — so an unbadged field never implies a credential check we have not performed.
Why this directory
Choose chiropractors on care fit — not on ad spend.
Care fit, patient choice, and safety oversight without the sales pressure.
- Care fit
Profiles show what each provider actually treats and the consultation format on offer. You see who's the right fit before you book.
- Patient choice
Every contact reaches only the provider you picked. No shared lead pools, no upsell calls from third parties.
- Safety & oversight
Where a public board licensure record exists, we link to it. Listings describe scope of practice, never promise an outcome.
4.9★ average Google rating across listed chiropractors.
Featured on Fonteum Research
Chiropractors in Houston, TX — ranked on the Fonteum brand hub.
The brand-hub city directory applies the same public ranking signals — review volume, rating thresholds, license references — to a specific (vertical, city) pair drawn from the indexed dataset.
See the Houston ranking on fonteum.com →