Countryside Chiropractic
Maria and Tom Young's US Highway 19 practice combines sports chiropractic with soft-tissue methods and exercise; public pages do not list first-visit prices.
About Countryside Chiropractic
A sports practice that looks beyond a spinal adjustment
Countryside Chiropractic is in Suite 106 at 28051 US Highway 19 North. Maria Young and Tom Young are both named on its team page, rather than leaving the reader to infer which clinician works at the address. Maria lists the Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician credential and training in Active Release Techniques and rehabilitation. Tom lists a sports chiropractic diplomate and work with other providers. These biographies describe training; they do not guarantee that a specific method will help a particular injury.
What the office says it examines
The practice's own explanation distinguishes its sports approach from an adjustment-only visit. It says clinicians assess musculoskeletal complaints in the arms and legs as well as the spine, and may use soft-tissue mobilization and exercise. Its first-visit FAQ describes a history and physical examination, with imaging only when indicated. That makes it a plausible option for someone who wants a movement assessment or a return-to-activity conversation, provided the appointment is booked with the clinician whose experience fits the concern. The website does not identify a fixed sequence of techniques that all new patients receive.
Hours and the missing price
The office publishes 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, with no weekend appointments advertised. It asks patients to call or text (727) 400-6000. Its pages do not publish a first-visit price, a return-visit tariff or a clear insurance list. Those omissions affect comparison with East Bay's $50 introductory offer. They do not show that Countryside costs more or less; the exact examination and proposed follow-up must be priced for the reader's situation.
What the recent comment adds
A relatively recent public comment identifies Maria Young by name and describes use of a hands-on soft-tissue method. It supports that the person and method appear in patient experience, while the comment's personal health history and claimed improvement cannot establish effectiveness. The concrete value of the profile is the named sports clinicians, the broader joint-and-movement focus, a precise address and weekday access..
Sports chiropractic, soft-tissue work and movement assessment