Review by Paul Smith
Received relief on a 4 month old problem on my first session
When headaches keep coming back, your neck and spine might be part of the problem.

If you're taking pain pills every week, something deeper is going on. We've helped lots of Mesa patients who thought headaches were just normal. Often the cause is tight neck muscles. Bones out of place can come from desk work, old car crashes, or years of bad posture. Mesa's heat doesn't help either. Not drinking enough water in our hot summers can cause neck spasms. Those spasms can turn into pounding headaches. Some drinks and small habit changes can help too.[1] Waiting it out rarely fixes the real problem. The longer you wait, the more your body adapts around it. That makes it harder to fix later.
These come from tight muscles in the neck and shoulders. Desk work and stress make them worse.
Bad, throbbing pain that can come with light sensitivity and feeling sick. Spine issues can be a trigger.
Pain that starts in the neck and spreads up into the head. It's common after car crashes.
Mesa's busy roads, like US-60 and Gilbert Road, see lots of crashes. These crashes can cause headaches that show up later.
Not drinking enough water in summer can cause neck spasms. Those spasms lead to painful tension headaches.
Hours at a desk or on your phone strain your upper neck. This causes pain that builds up over the day.
Ignoring headaches rarely makes them go away. Without the right care, tension builds up. Migraines can happen more often. We work fast to find the cause, not just a quick fix. Our doctors have helped Mesa patients for over twenty years.
You don't have to live with headaches every week. Our chiropractic team can check your spine and build a plan to help.
Here's what happens when you come in for headache care.
We ask about your headache patterns, past injuries, and daily habits. Digital X-rays help us see what's going on in your spine.
We build a plan around your neck and upper spine. Adjustments, muscle work, and posture tips all play a part.
We check your progress at each visit. If something isn't working, we change the plan instead of sticking to it blindly.
Cost depends on how often your headaches hit and what's causing them. A first visit with exam and X-rays costs more than a follow-up visit. Many Mesa patients come weekly at first, then come less as headaches ease. We give you a clear price before any treatment starts. No hidden fees, no surprise charges later.
Received relief on a 4 month old problem on my first session
It is the only place I will go, why you ask ? It has a drop table and they are friendly and they are good.
Great caring staff
AWESOME OFFICE. VERY FRIENDLY STAFF.
Amazing care! They took over 90 minutes assessing me in first appy
Absolutely love the entire team! I trust them fully with my adjustments and health plan. 10/10
Dr. Rob and Dr. Eric are the best Chiropractors I have ever seen. The staff are great, they are transparent, affordable, offer payment plans, and have supplemental roller benches, tens unit therapy and more. You won’t be disappointed!
I came here using a Groupon for shockwave treatment for my Achilles tendonitis and have found my new place to get my chiropractic done as well. Dr. Robert has been great in helping me formulate a plan to get my body back to where it needs to be and I got my first adjustment today from Dr. Eric. They are very reasonable with their prices and give discounts for prepayment of treatments which is very helpful in this tight economy. I've been telling my managers and co-workers with ailments about this place and to get their butts in there. For myself, so far after two sessions my tendonitis is improving and the adjustment definitely helped today.
Wife swears by this place.
Here are answers to questions we hear most from Mesa patients.
Most visits cost between $65 and $250. The price depends on the exam and treatment you need. We give you a clear price before we start. Insurance, including Medicare for spinal work, can lower the cost.
Some patients feel better after one or two visits. Others need several weeks of care to see lasting change. It depends on how long you've had headaches and what's causing them.
Stretching helps, but it won't fix a spine that's out of place. If your headaches keep coming back, stretching alone isn't enough. A real exam finds the true cause.
Many patients start with weekly visits. Then they move to monthly care as headaches get better. We change your schedule based on how you feel. It's never the same plan for everyone.
If your headaches started after a car crash or come with vision changes, don't wait. Sudden, bad headaches need quick attention. Mesa's busy roads mean we see lots of crash-related cases.
Pain that starts at the base of your skull is a common sign. It often gets worse when you move your neck. Stiffness and trouble moving often come with it. These headaches respond well to chiropractic care.
Yes, we build a plan around the type of headache you have. Migraines often need a gentler approach plus lifestyle changes. Tension headaches usually respond well to direct neck and spine work.