River City Chiropractic - South

River City's three San Antonio offices

River City Chiropractic is a three-office practice, not three names for a single address. This profile is for the South clinic on SW Military Drive. The practice identifies Paul A. Narvid and Kadee Richter as chiropractors at South. Narvid studied at the University of Texas at San Antonio and earned his chiropractic doctorate at Texas Chiropractic College; Richter earned hers at Parker University after studying immunology at Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Their biographies describe experience with injury care, but they do not establish that every treatment is appropriate for every visitor.

• South: 1022 SW Military Drive, San Antonio, TX 78221; 210-922-9494. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; weekends closed. Narvid and Richter are listed with this office.
• Northeast: 1518 Austin Highway, Suite 13, San Antonio, TX 78218; 210-824-9595. Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.; weekends closed.
• Northwest: 6338 Northwest Loop 410, San Antonio, TX 78238; 210-682-9696. Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.; weekends closed.

The one-hour difference matters to someone coming after work: Northeast and Northwest publish a 7 p.m. close, while South closes at 6 p.m. The team page associates Benjamin Barnett with Northwest and Jeffrey Sturgeon and Bruce Bell with Northeast. Those names should not be presented as the South office's regular clinicians. All three offices publish weekday schedules and no weekend hours.

What the South office offers

River City advertises chiropractic care, auto and personal-injury care, and wellness visits. Its broader condition list ranges from back and neck pain to headaches and limb complaints. That is a menu of concerns the practice says it sees, not a diagnosis or a reason to assume chiropractic treatment is suitable after a crash. Narvid's biography emphasizes taking a history and discussing the patient's symptoms and needs; Richter describes combining chiropractic procedures, rehabilitative exercise and other therapeutic modalities. The assessment and the resulting plan should be understood as distinct decisions, especially when several services might be proposed.

Practical details before committing to a course

The contact page states that Spanish is spoken, but does not assign that service to a named South clinician or a particular shift. Published patient comments about the South office speak favorably of reception and attention over repeated visits; they are accounts of service, not evidence of clinical outcomes. For a reader arranging care, the useful distinction is whether the person who evaluates the problem will also handle follow-ups and how the plan will be explained. No standard examination price or insurance terms for an individual patient are published in the material reviewed. The South telephone number and office hours above are the reliable starting point for discussing those details, without confusing this clinic with the network's two northern locations.