Alan R. Freedman, DC

One named chiropractor, near the eastern end of the boulevard

Alan R. Freedman practices at 190 South University Drive in Pembroke Pines. His website identifies him, rather than a rotating corporate team, as the chiropractor and says he has treated local patients for more than thirty years. It lists spinal adjustments, posture work and pain-focused care, with massage offered on the premises. The practice gives no public clinical timetable for combining those services and no evidence that massage is automatically part of an examination. The site does provide forms for new patients to complete before arriving, a small logistical advantage for someone trying to shorten check-in time. Recent public comments mention the welcome at the desk, Freedman's attention to concerns and the coordination between registration, chiropractic care and massage. They are first-person descriptions of service, not a promise that a treatment will reproduce someone else's outcome.

Three late weekdays, no Saturday

The posted schedule runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m.–1 p.m. and 3–7 p.m.; Tuesday 9 a.m.–1 p.m. and 3–6 p.m.; and Thursday 9 a.m.–1 p.m. only. Saturday and Sunday are closed. The three 7 p.m. endings are potentially useful to a person who cannot leave work in the afternoon, while the two-hour midday break means that arriving around 2 p.m. would be a mistake. The address is south of Pines Boulevard on University Drive, separate from the group clinics that use Pines Boulevard itself. This location can be a practical option for readers on the eastern side of Pembroke Pines who want continuity with a single named doctor.

Insurance still leaves a price question

Freedman's website says the office accepts many HMO, PPO and POS insurance products as well as Medicare and Medicaid. It does not list the initial examination fee, the price of an adjustment or the charge for the on-site massage. Nor does the broad insurance statement show which particular service a patient's plan covers or whether authorization is required. The useful comparison is therefore the appointment slot and clinician identity, followed by the cost of the actual examination and any proposed care. Unlike a clinic dedicated to accident rehabilitation, this office presents itself as a general chiropractic practice. Its public pages do not claim that every new symptom will be treated on the same day, which should be determined after the patient's history and examination.