Colorado Springs Chiropractic

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Colorado Springs Chiropractic is the practice of David Doyle, DC, BS, CSCS, located at 1259 Lake Plaza Dr, Suite 240 in Colorado Springs. The practice sums up its mission as redefining healthcare, and states that it is committed to providing affordable services to as many people as possible. Dr. Doyle earned a degree in Exercise Physiology at the University of South Carolina, attended Logan Chiropractic College in St Louis, Missouri, and graduated in 1996. He went on to earn his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credential through the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 2011, which lets him help patients build self care plans that improve posture and strength alongside their regular chiropractic care. The office describes its method as a poly-therapeutic approach to healing that combines skilled spinal manipulative treatment, Erchonia Low Level Laser, Dry Needling, and Active Myofascial Release, which Dr. Doyle has found to be the most effective way to accelerate healing and optimize patient physiology. Spinal manipulation, also called the chiropractic adjustment, is the primary treatment and works by restoring normal joint alignment and mobility while reducing pressure on nerves that are causing pain. Low force adjustments including the Activator Technique and the Sacro Occipital Technique are available when requested or as appropriate with young children and senior patients. Dry needling uses very thin filiform needles placed into tight and painful muscles to relieve pain and improve range of motion, and Dr. Doyle holds two certifications in that intramuscular therapy. Low Level Laser Therapy is delivered with the Erchonia laser, the first U.S. LLLT system to receive FDA clearance through clinical trial in 2002, and works at the cellular level by prompting the mitochondria to produce more ATP so tissues heal faster. Physical therapy modalities such as electrical muscle stimulation and interferential current are used to reduce pain and spasm and to calm inflamed soft tissue around injured spinal joints. Conditions the practice treats include back pain, sciatica, neck pain, headache, osteoarthritis, whiplash, stress, and pregnancy-related complaints. Care can be arranged on a month-to-month plan, which the office suggests for an acute problem that needs visits twice a week for a couple of weeks, or on a yearly plan for regular chiropractic care. Dr. Doyle describes his aim as treating people with kindness and respect while accurately diagnosing and treating each condition efficiently and effectively, and recognizing natural strategies including nutrition and specific exercises that support both recovery and overall wellness.
David Doyle, DC, BS, CSCSLogan Chiropractic College graduate, 1996Certified Strength and Conditioning SpecialistTwo dry needling certificationsErchonia Low Level Laser TherapyLow force adjusting for children and seniorsActive Myofascial ReleaseElectrical muscle stimulation and interferential currentMonth-to-month and yearly care plansCommitted to affordable care

Services

Spinal manipulation

Spinal manipulation

Also known as the chiropractic adjustment, this is the primary treatment Dr. Doyle uses to restore normal joint alignment and mobility and to reduce pressure on nerves that are causing pain. The motion of the involved spinal segments is palpated first, then a specific thrust is delivered to release the restriction.

Low force adjusting

Low force adjusting

Low force adjustments including the Activator Technique and the Sacro Occipital Technique, used when requested or as appropriate with young children and senior patients.

Dry needling

Dry needling

Filiform needles, which are very thin, are inserted into tight and painful muscles. Dry needling is used for relieving pain and improving range of motion, and Dr. Doyle holds two certifications in this intramuscular therapy.

Low level laser therapy

Low level laser therapy

Treatment with the Erchonia low level laser, which received FDA clearance through clinical trial in 2002. LLLT works at the cellular level by stimulating the mitochondria to produce higher amounts of ATP so tissues heal faster.

Physical therapy modalities

Physical therapy modalities

Modalities that accelerate the rate of healing and reduce inflammation in soft tissues, muscles, ligaments, and tendons that are inflamed or stressed when the spinal joints are injured.

Why choose us?

Practicing since a 1996 chiropractic degree

Dr. David Doyle earned a degree in Exercise Physiology at the University of South Carolina, then attended Logan Chiropractic College in St Louis, Missouri and graduated in 1996.

A poly-therapeutic approach to healing

Care combines skilled spinal manipulative treatment, Erchonia Low Level Laser, Dry Needling, and Active Myofascial Release, which Dr. Doyle has found to be the most effective way to accelerate healing and optimize patient physiology.

Strength and conditioning training behind your care

Dr. Doyle earned his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credential through the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 2011, so he can help you build self care plans that improve posture and strength to complement your regular chiropractic care.

Committed to affordable care

The practice describes its aim as redefining healthcare and states that it is committed to providing affordable services to as many people as possible.

Low force options when they suit you better

Alongside the standard adjustment, Dr. Doyle offers low force techniques including the Activator Technique and the Sacro Occipital Technique when requested or as appropriate with young children and senior patients.

Care plans that match how often you need to come in

A month-to-month plan suits an acute problem that needs visits twice a week for a couple of weeks, while a yearly plan is set up for regular ongoing chiropractic care.

Location & hours

1259 Lake Plaza Dr Ste 240, Colorado Springs, CO 80906, USA

FAQs

Who will I see at Colorado Springs Chiropractic?
You will see David Doyle, DC, BS, CSCS. He is originally from Columbia, South Carolina and now lives and works in Colorado Springs. He earned a degree in Exercise Physiology at the University of South Carolina, graduated from Logan Chiropractic College in St Louis, Missouri in 1996, and added his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist credential through the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 2011.
What treatments does the practice use?
The office describes its method as a poly-therapeutic approach to healing that includes skilled spinal manipulative treatment, Erchonia Low Level Laser, Dry Needling, and Active Myofascial Release. Physical therapy modalities such as electrical muscle stimulation and interferential current are also used to reduce pain and spasm in inflamed soft tissue around injured spinal joints.
What is Low Level Laser Therapy?
Low Level Laser Therapy, or LLLT, has been used worldwide for over 40 years. The Erchonia laser used here was the first U.S. LLLT system to receive FDA clearance through clinical trial, in January 2002. LLLT works at the cellular level: it stimulates the mitochondria inside your cells to produce slightly higher amounts of ATP, and with more ATP available the tissues heal faster. The practice notes there are over 2000 published studies on LLLT reporting zero negative side effects.
What is dry needling and is Dr. Doyle certified in it?
Dry needling involves the use of filiform needles, which are very thin, inserted into tight and painful muscles. The practice describes it as extremely effective for relieving pain and improving range of motion. Dr. Doyle holds two certifications in this intramuscular therapy and uses it as an adjunct to traditional chiropractic care.
Do you offer gentler adjustments?
Yes. Besides the standard spinal manipulation, Dr. Doyle performs low force adjustments including the Activator Technique and the Sacro Occipital Technique, either when a patient requests them or as appropriate with young children and senior patients.
What conditions do you treat?
The practice treats back pain, sciatica, neck pain, headache, osteoarthritis, whiplash, stress, and pregnancy-related complaints.
What care plan options are there?
Two plans are listed. The month-to-month plan is described as a good fit if you have an acute problem and need to come in twice a week for a couple of weeks. The yearly plan is set up for regular ongoing chiropractic care. Low Level Laser Therapy is also offered in packages, including Comprehensive Laser Package 1 with 6 treatments and Comprehensive Laser Package 2 with 10 treatments, as well as non-package single treatments.
Where are you located and how do I schedule?
The office moved to 1259 Lake Plaza Dr, Suite 240, Colorado Springs, CO 80906 as of August 5, 2025. To schedule or ask a question, call 719-358-5170 or email frontdesk@cspringschiro.com.

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