Bronson Chiropractic Clinic Services
The Bronson Clinic provides healthcare services in a variety of areas, with a mission of optimizing health and wellness in the community. We serve as a complementary provider in the medical community, and as an alternative medicine provider to individuals looking for a drugless approach to their own health needs. Our treatment services include chiropractic manipulation (spinal and joint adjustments), muscle therapy such as myofascial release technique, therapeutic machines and modalities for pain and spasm, rehab and therapeutic exercise, spinal decompression (Vertebral Axial Decompression or Vax-D) as an outcome of traction, and acupuncture.
Our radiology department includes full-service diagnostic X-ray as well as Bone Density testing as a screening and monitoring tool for osteoporosis. Our approach with every patient is to thoroughly evaluate using quality diagnostic tools, to explain our findings in an easy-to-understand format, and to treat accordingly to get results. Each treatment plan is evidence-based and goal-oriented. We also offer progress evaluations with outcomes measures, including a satisfaction survey so that we can continue to strive for excellence in our services. |
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The Bronson Clinic
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. Many diagnostic and rehabilitative services are available at The Bronson Clinic.
Area chiropractors often 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.
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