A guide to chiropractors in Union, New Jersey: three local practices

Two chiropractic practices on Morris Avenue and another on Chestnut Street offer different ways to arrange care in Union, New Jersey. One brings together two chiropractors and physical therapy; another publishes a first-visit price; a third lists massage and a Saturday morning schedule. We reviewed their locations, services and patient accounts to make the distinctions clear.

Antonelli Family Chiropractic: a team on Morris Avenue

At 2116 Morris Avenue, Donald Antonelli and Frank Halter are the chiropractors presented by Antonelli Family Chiropractic & Physical Therapy Center. Both trained at New York Chiropractic College; the center lists physical therapy, acupuncture, massage and rehabilitation alongside chiropractic. A recent visitor describes receiving a next-day appointment and helpful attention on the phone.

The office lists weekday, evening and Saturday visits and reports an accessible entrance in its public listing. The particular professional and insurance coverage depend on the appointment. Our direct request for the practice website returned an access error, so the profile identifies the material we could verify and leaves unverified images out.

Touchstone: price and access on Chestnut Street

Robert Zuniga's Touchstone Chiropractic Center is at 427 Chestnut Street, suite 1. On November 5, 2026, it advertised a first visit for $150 or $97 when prepaid, with no prepayment required to request an appointment. Recent patients describe a professional who takes time to explain his findings; one mentions X-rays. An image should answer a clinical question, so ask why it is recommended and what it will cost.

The public listing reports that the entrance is not wheelchair accessible. This can affect the choice for a patient who needs step-free access or help arranging transport.

Salem: morning and afternoon sessions

Salem Chiropractic Center, at 2137 Morris Avenue, presents John Kiriakatis and lists chiropractic, massage and other services. It publishes a split schedule on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, mornings Tuesday and Thursday, and Saturday 8–10 a.m. The office says it offers private parking and speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese and Greek.

A recent account praises Kiriakatis's listening; another visitor raised concerns about hygiene. The practice states the office is cleaned. These individual accounts are context for a visit rather than proof of a result. Compare the proposed care, cost and available clinician before committing to a series of sessions.