Family Chiropractic Care

The Bronson Clinic has provided family chiropractic care to thousands of Fort Worth residents for over 75 years. In addition, many people from surrounding cities, counties, and even from out-of-state have sought treatment for their ailments in the Bronson Clinic.

Besides providing spine care in a busy family chiropractic practice, Dr. Bronson is board certified in orthopedics and devotes a significant portion of his time to the diagnosis and treatment of neuro-musculo-skeletal related injuries and conditions of the shoulders, elbows, hands, hips, knees, and feet. Many area chiropractors send their patients to Dr. Bronson for orthopedic specialty evaluation. Nerves, muscles, bones, and joints are all included in his specialty. Some of the conditions routinely seen in this clinic include pinched nerves from vertebral subluxation, strains, sprains, arthritis, disc disease, scoliosis, short leg syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, headaches, fallen arches in the feet, frozen shoulders, and fibromyalgia.

As a third generation chiropractor, Dr. Bronson has seen and experienced many positive health benefits from chiropractic treatment beyond simple pain relief. Many illnesses that involve other body systems respond to conservative chiropractic care and nutritional management. Your body is designed to heal itself if given the opportunity. There are conditions, of course, that require a more drastic medical approach. If you have such a condition, you will be referred immediately to the appropriate medical specialist. Otherwise be ready to experience a happier, healthier life as a result of the natural healthcare you will receive in this clinic.

Standard of Care

Chiropractic care is considered by most people to be complimentary to modern medicine, although many people consider their chiropractor to be their primary care doctor. Either way, it is becoming increasingly common for patients to seek advice from the Doctor of Chiropractic first, and reserve the Medical Doctor as a secondary alternative.

The “Standard of Care” is that the Doctor of Chiropractic will accept only those patients that do not require medical or surgical intervention to cure a disease process. Everyone else, from babies to great-grandparents, should feel completely comfortable with seeing their chiropractor first for most conditions.