Masterson Chiropractic
Masterson Chiropractic is a chiropractic practice on South University Drive in Pembroke Pines that combines many state of the art services and techniques to achieve the best outcomes for its patients. The office provides comprehensive chiropractic care for adults and children, and the conditions it treats include headaches, neck pains, mid-back pains, low back pains, shoulder pains, numbness and tingling, and disc herniations or bulges. Care centers on chiropractic manipulative therapy, the main corrective procedure in chiropractic, which realigns the spine and extremities to correct misalignments that can compress nerves, discs, and joint surfaces. Alongside adjustments the practice offers non-surgical spinal decompression, a computerized form of spinal traction that decompresses and rehydrates bulging and herniated discs, plus interferential muscle stimulation, ultrasound therapy, massage therapy, and prescribed muscle rehabilitation exercises so adjustments last and future problems are less likely. Dr Masterson received his bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Central Florida in 1999 and his Doctor of Chiropractic in 2003, then became a certified strength and conditioning specialist. He has also brought his chiropractic services to the corporate level at Royal Caribbean, works as an independent medical examiner, and performs DOT examinations. Same day appointments are available and no referral is needed. Most insurances are accepted, HMO and PPO, the office takes cash, credit card, and checks, and affordable payment plans are available. Masterson Chiropractic has two locations, Pembroke Pines and Weston.
Services
Chiropractic manipulative therapy
The main corrective procedure in chiropractic, realigning the spine and extremities to correct misalignments that can compress nerves, discs, and joint surfaces and cause pain.
Non-surgical spinal decompression
A computerized form of spinal traction using controlled sets of contraction and relaxation to decompress and rehydrate bulging and herniated discs.
Interferential muscle stimulation
An electrical therapy that stimulates the nerves for an analgesic effect and stimulates the muscles to cause muscle relaxation, decreasing pain.
Ultrasound therapy
A therapeutic form of ultrasound using sound waves vibrating at certain frequencies to decrease inflammation and encourage muscle relaxation.
Massage therapy
Dr Masterson and his massage therapists use different muscle stretching and release techniques to facilitate muscle relaxation.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
190 S University Dr, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025, USA
FAQs
Where is the Pembroke Pines office and how do I reach it?
The office is at 190 South University Dr, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025. You can call the Pines office at (954) 392-7703. Masterson Chiropractic also has a second location in Weston.
Do I need a referral to be seen?
No. No referral is needed, and same day appointments are available. You can call the office or send a message through the contact form and a staff member will get back to you to confirm an appointment.
Does my insurance cover chiropractic?
Most insurances do cover chiropractic care and this office is on most plans. The practice accepts most insurances, HMO and PPO, including AvMed, Memorial, Ambetter, United Health Care, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, Aetna, Humana, Cigna, and Medicaid. Call the office about any plan you do not see listed.
What if I do not have insurance coverage?
The office accepts cash, credit card, and checks, and affordable payment plans are available.
Does chiropractic treatment hurt?
In most cases chiropractic treatment does not hurt. The most common side effect, if any, is muscle or joint soreness, which is minimal and may last from a few hours to a day.
Once I start going to a chiropractor, will I always have to go?
Not true. The goal in this office is to get you better, discuss prevention, and release you from care. Some patients do decide to return for maintenance or wellness care.
What conditions does the office treat?
Conditions treated include headaches, neck pains, mid-back pains, low back pains, shoulder pains, numbness and tingling, and disc herniations or bulges.
Is this practice anti-medical?
No. The office and its approach to care are not anti-medical or anti-medicine. The practice works with many other doctors to make sure the best possible treatment is delivered.