Chiropractic clinic · Clearwater, Florida, United States

East Bay Chiropractic

Fan Yang's East Bay Drive office advertises a $50 new-patient consultation, exam and adjustment, with appointments Monday through Saturday.

About East Bay Chiropractic

A defined entry price on East Bay Drive

East Bay Chiropractic operates from Suite 302 at 4445 East Bay Drive. Its public offer puts a number beside a specific appointment: $50 for a new patient's examination, consultation and adjustment. That is more informative than a discount without an explanation of what is included. It is not, however, a complete price list for follow-up adjustments, acupuncture, cupping, shockwave or laser treatment, all of which appear elsewhere on the practice's service menu. A reader comparing a continuing course of care has an entry price, not a total budget.

Two clinicians with different roles

The team page names Fan Yang as the chiropractor and says he is certified in acupuncture. It separately identifies Jian Xue as an acupuncturist. The distinction matters because a visitor might see both disciplines on the same site and assume that the introductory chiropractic fee includes both. The practice does not say that it does. Yang's biography describes his chiropractic training; Xue's describes a background in Chinese medicine. These are the clinic's published biographies, not an independent assessment of clinical results.

Appointment access and a conflicting banner

The contact page gives Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., by appointment only, and invites a call or text to (727) 239-3549. Its homepage still carries an “open 7 days” line. The six-day contact schedule is the more detailed statement, but an actual booked slot is the operative one. The same contact page explains a right to a written good-faith estimate for people not using insurance. That is especially relevant if an initial adjustment leads to a proposal for other services whose prices are not shown online.

What recent visitors describe

Recent public comments emphasize that Yang asked about history and symptoms before proceeding, and that the office could arrange an appointment quickly. Those are observations about the encounter, not proof that an adjustment resolved the condition. East Bay's practical advantage is a clearly described low entry charge and an extended appointment window. The unresolved question is what a second or different service will cost. Request an appointment.

In brief

Chiropractic assessment, adjustments and separate acupuncture services

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