Family Medical Group - Pembroke Pines

The accident-only label matters

Family Medical Group's Pembroke Pines office is Suite 335 at 9050 Pines Boulevard. The chain's own location directory marks this branch “Only Accident Rehabilitation.” Its local page describes chiropractic and physical therapy alongside medical documentation and help with accident-related claims. That positioning is narrower than the broader Family Medical Group website, which also advertises primary care at other locations. A person seeking a routine, non-injury adjustment should not assume that the corporate service menu applies unchanged to this address. Conversely, a person needing an injury evaluation may find the combination of movement care, therapy and paperwork useful. The clinic's published address, local phone and separate branch email make it possible to deal with this office rather than an undefined call center.

What an unbooked visit can and cannot answer

The local page says walk-ins are welcome. Hours are Monday and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and every other Saturday 9 a.m.–noon. The Saturday interval is alternating, so it should not be treated as a weekly opening. Staff and providers are described as bilingual in English and Spanish. The network-wide roster names chiropractors Raymond Ruszkowski and Iris Garcia, among other professionals, but the Pembroke Pines page does not identify which one is assigned to Suite 335 on a given date. An arriving patient can establish the clinician and the scope of the appointment before consenting to treatment; the roster alone cannot settle either point.

The $49 headline is not a chiropractic tariff

The group lists Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and several commercial programs. Its insurance page also advertises an FMG Med Plan starting at $49 monthly for uninsured patients. The plan description refers to primary care and other services; it does not specify that a chiropractic examination, physical therapy and accident documentation at this particular office are all included. The price should therefore not be presented as a $49 chiropractic visit. Imaging, rehabilitation sessions and claim-related paperwork may have different billing paths. Recent public comments describe reception staff taking time to answer questions and a clean, organized setting. Those observations are useful for someone anticipating an unfamiliar accident clinic, but do not establish the necessity or effectiveness of a particular intervention.