Profiles organized by category and location in Maskay.
Ayaz Shah's 37th Avenue practice offers weekday afternoon care, a documented first-visit sequence and chiropractic, exercise and massage options.
View profile →Second-floor practice associated with Peter Albis, with Spanish, English and Hindi support and explicit separation between chiropractic and other on-site providers.
View profile →Michael Shaub's 82nd Street practice combines manual and instrument-assisted methods, home exercises and a published Monday–Wednesday–Friday neighborhood schedule.
View profile →Hak Soo Bae’s office also operates as Queens Disc Center, with disc-focused services, MRI-review consultation terms and conflicting published opening hours.
View profile →Chun Hyung Park’s principal Bayside office has evening and Saturday sessions, with a separate two-day satellite in Flushing.
View profile →A concourse-level Flushing Plaza practice with Korean- and Cantonese-speaking chiropractors, a timed first evaluation and Saturday mornings.
View profile →Kosta Tsakalos’s Astoria office separates evaluation and mandatory upper-neck imaging from a later findings-and-adjustment visit.
View profile →Andre Farah’s Astoria Boulevard practice combines whole-spine chiropractic with massage, rehabilitation and acupuncture, with three published clinic days.
View profile →Andrew Matassa and Louis Macolino’s Suite 1A practice describes a 30–45 minute first visit, evening sessions and hands-on doctor care.
View profile →Karen Maley's appointment-only movement-focused Kendall office is upstairs inside IMT CrossFit; its first consultation and later examination are separate visits.
View profile →Dadeland office on SW 87th Court names Erick Daes as a current Spanish-speaking chiropractor and marks founder Barry Levitt retired.
View profile →A multi-doctor Kendall practice with Saturday morning appointments, a split weekday schedule and separate chiropractic and medical services.
View profile →Todd Brewer's Providencia Court clinic offers weekday chiropractic assessment and lists separate team members.
View profile →East 12th office lists chiropractic injury care and separate DOT driver physicals; its web pages use other city labels despite one address.
View profile →Brownsville North walk-in location opens Saturday, advertises a conditional $29 first visit and bills directly.
View profile →Joey Longoria's clinic advertises a $99 exam-and-adjustment offer and a separate $399 detailed visit.
View profile →Four Martins are named at the Nolana Avenue family clinic; its site advertises new patients and same-day appointments.
View profile →NorthPark Village walk-in office opens Saturday and advertises a conditional $29 first visit without insurance billing.
View profile →Saunders Street team names David Gibson, Jessica Hernandez and Alexander Hays; first visits are scheduled.
View profile →McPherson Road walk-in clinic with Saturday hours and a conditional $29 first-visit offer.
View profile →Stephanie Colón's Del Mar office offers a free introductory consultation, separate from its listed therapies.
View profile →The Airline Road branch lists chiropractic and massage; the brand's Calallen services are not all offered here.
View profile →Jacquelyn Cole's Flour Bluff practice offers manual and light-force methods, massage and previsit forms.
View profile →Scott Walker's South Staples office books new patients; established patients may walk in during adjustment hours.
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