Three Hoboken chiropractic practices: downtown teams, an uptown office and Sunday hours

Within a short walk of Hoboken’s waterfront, three chiropractic practices present different ways to arrange care. One has separate downtown and uptown offices. Another combines chiropractic with physical and occupational therapy, acupuncture and massage. A River Street practice lists Sunday appointments, an option for people whose weekday schedule leaves little room for a visit.

The details go beyond the address. At a multidisciplinary office, the time listed for the building may not be the time offered for the particular service a patient wants. We compared the professionals, location-specific schedules and practical information of three local practices.

Newark Street and Uptown: the same practice, different services

Hudson Family Chiropractic, Physical Therapy & Acupuncture occupies suite 203 at 51 Newark Street. Chiropractors John Rotundo, Michael Gazaleh and William Magill work with a team that includes physical therapy and acupuncture professionals. Chiropractic is listed Monday through Saturday, with weekday appointments starting at 8 a.m.; physical therapy and acupuncture each have separate periods. Pelvic floor physical therapy is listed Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

The practice also offers chiropractic at 1321 Washington Street on Tuesdays and Thursdays, inside the Frio Chiropractic office. Both locations use 201-656-5600. The public listing for Newark Street reports that the entrance is not wheelchair accessible; equivalent information for the uptown address was not available in the material reviewed. Recent visitors describe friendly reception and clear explanations.

Hudson Street: an office built around several professions

Hudson Sport & Spine, at 70 Hudson Street, suite 2B, identifies Todd Givens as chiropractor and clinical director. Its team also lists chiropractor Candace Devito, physical therapist Brenda Diaz and professionals in occupational therapy, acupuncture and massage. One reader may be seeking a chiropractic assessment; another may need a physical therapy appointment. Those are different services, even when offered in the same office.

The home page lists morning-to-evening weekday hours and Saturday morning availability, but other pages on the same site give different Thursday and Saturday times. The practice’s profile records the published versions so the current schedule can be checked when arranging the visit.

River Street: evening and Sunday appointments

Cully Chiropractic & Wellness is at 95 River Street, suite 404. Blaine Cully describes chiropractic alongside medical massage, stretching and other movement services. Her practice directs readers to its public listing for the current hours; when checked, that listing showed Tuesday and Thursday evening hours and Sunday morning appointments, with Monday and Saturday closed.

For someone needing a specific rehabilitation discipline, the named teams and service schedules at the first two practices offer a starting point. For a Sunday opening, Cully’s listing is the relevant comparison. Individual availability and the service being booked remain part of choosing the appointment.