Chiropractors in New Rochelle: three practices and what to know before visiting

A chiropractic visit in New Rochelle can mean an appointment at a long-established office, a center that combines several health services, or a walk-in at a national chain. Those choices also bring different payment arrangements. We examined three practices along North Avenue, Main Street and Palmer Avenue to make the differences useful before a reader commits time or money.

North Avenue: the Kosterich practice

At 5 North Avenue, New Rochelle Chiropractic Office presents Steven and Jordan Kosterich. The office describes manual techniques and traction for back and neck complaints, and Jordan offers private home visits that the practice says are not covered by insurance. It also says it works with Medicare and other plans, workers' compensation and certain accident cases; coverage depends on the individual policy.

Recent patients describe a calm manner and flexible scheduling. There are practical details worth knowing: the office's own pages disagree on several hours, and its public listing reports that the entrance is not wheelchair accessible. Its profile includes the cancellation policy and the telephone for arranging a visit.

Main Street: chiropractic and family health

Main Chiropractic Rehabilitation & NP – Family Health of Westchester is at 634 Main Street. Sam Mazahreh is presented as a chiropractor and family nurse practitioner; Sal Diab is a chiropractor. The office lists rehabilitation-related services, electrodiagnostic testing and massage as well as chiropractic. Tests such as nerve conduction studies answer different questions from a manual examination: their purpose and cost deserve an explanation before proceeding.

Its published schedule includes Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings and Tuesday and Thursday appointments. The entrance is listed as wheelchair accessible. Several visible patient accounts about the reception and assistance after an accident are older, so they provide context rather than a current measurement of the service.

Palmer Center: walk-ins and a payment choice

The Joint Chiropractic at 2417 Palmer Avenue welcomes walk-ins and publishes Saturday hours. Its website lists English- and Spanish-speaking staff and says insurance is not accepted. On November 5, 2026, it advertised a $29 introductory visit, $55 single follow-up visits, packages and a monthly adult plan of $89. The plan has a minimum three-billing-cycle commitment and then continues monthly until canceled; prices and terms may change.

One recent customer praised the welcome, while another questioned a membership charge and an unused visit. The profile explains the payment model in more detail. Compare a single visit with any plan you are offered, and read the written rules on renewal and cancellation. A clinician should explain the reason for the proposed care and alternatives before treatment begins.