Kare Chiropractic

What the Fort Worth office actually offers

Kare Clinic occupies 3825 Yucca Avenue in Fort Worth. Its strongest practical distinction for an injured driver is transportation when the vehicle is unsafe to use. The company also announces same-day appointments and help establishing an insurance claim. That help is administrative; it does not establish the amount an insurer will pay or what a patient may owe. The Fort Worth number is (817) 769-3912, a more direct route to this office than the Grand Prairie line displayed beside it on the company site.

The people and the first appointment

Jorge Sanchez founded Kare Clinic and holds a chiropractic degree from Parker College of Chiropractic; the company also presents Ronald E. Woodard, a Parker graduate with experience in traumatic musculoskeletal injuries. Their biographies describe the practice, but do not say which clinician will conduct every Yucca Avenue examination. A new patient first completes a health-history form and then discusses the current condition and prior health with a doctor. Kare describes possible spinal adjustment, soft-tissue work or physical therapy after consent. These are possible steps, not a package promised to everyone. The clinic's service pages also discuss work, sports and vehicle injuries; their treatment claims should be understood as its offer rather than proof of an individual result.

Two Kare addresses, one profile

• Fort Worth: 3825 Yucca Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76111; (817) 769-3912; Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
• Grand Prairie: 2133 S Great Southwest Pkwy, Suite 505, Grand Prairie, TX 75051; (972) 647-2400; Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Grand Prairie is a second city, not a second entrance to the Yucca Avenue office. Both locations advertise the same general categories of care, while staff assignment and the details of a particular appointment must be tied to the address booked. The clinic's own testimonials frequently praise courteous reception, help fitting visits around a schedule and doctors who explain their plans. Those accounts describe service experiences; they do not verify treatment effectiveness. For a reader comparing Kare with another Fort Worth clinic, the useful facts are the separate phone numbers, a Saturday window and the conditional offer of transport.