Beres Chiropractic Center

Two chiropractors, not one name on a sign

Michael Beres founded this practice in 2011 at 2320 Double Churches Road, Suite B, near the Veterans Parkway exit from JR Allen Parkway. The current roster also identifies Charmi Patel as a chiropractor. Beres's biography lists a Life University degree and work with soft-tissue and rehabilitation techniques; Patel's describes training at Sherman College and a particular interest in upper-cervical methods. The website also names massage therapists Beth German and Jada Sylvester, plus assistants and office staff. That is useful because a massage appointment and a chiropractic examination involve different professionals. Recent public comments identify Beres and Patel separately, and one singles out a receptionist who called back when another patient cancelled. These observations describe how appointments are handled; the favorable score is not proof that every technique the clinic advertises suits every condition.

Access from Double Churches Road

The practice says it can usually accommodate a same-day appointment. Its published hours start at 8 a.m. Monday through Friday, with a noon-to-2-p.m. break on the first four days. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday end at 5 p.m.; Tuesday ends at 6 p.m.; Friday is a morning-only session to noon. It closes on weekends. This pattern favors a reader able to attend before the workday or on Tuesday evening, but does not solve a Saturday need. The location photo supplied by the office shows Beres and Patel together in front of the practice sign, which matches the current two-doctor roster and distinguishes this clinic from similarly named northside offices.

What is priced and what remains open

The site says it accepts most major health insurers and offers rates for military families and self-paying patients, but it does not show numerical amounts for a first examination, adjustment, massage or later rehabilitation. The advertised service list includes exercises, imaging, several adjustment methods and other modalities. It is an inventory, not a preselected sequence for a new patient. The reader can use the two named chiropractors, specific address and practical hours to narrow the choice; the actual plan and charge need to follow the history and assessment. A public comment describes a clinician explaining options and a care plan in detail, a helpful description of communication without converting that patient's result into a promise for anyone else.