Learn how friends, neighbors and athletes, as well as NFL and MLB players, experience the Atlantic Spine and Health Clinic difference.
By coordinating Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Medical, and Massage Therapy under one roof, we provide greater outcomes and shorter treatment times for our patients.
"Why go anywhere else? They have everything you need under one roof, and the team approach is skillful, friendly, and extremely effective." Dave W., Mount Pleasant
Click to read more about our non-surgical patient experiences with Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Medical, and Massage Therapy.
Decades of experience, an impeccable reputation, and a large group of medical providers makes Atlantic Spine Clinic the Preferred Provider for Injury and MVA cases in Mount Pleasant and North Charleston.
We offer your Clients rapid scheduling and deliver exceptional treatment outcomes.
At Atlantic Spine Clinic, our goal is to provide the best non-surgical treatment outcomes possible by coordinating the most effective elements of Chiropractic Care, Physical Therapy, Medical Pain/Inflammatory Management, and Massage Therapy, all under one roof. By utilizing the three core components of physical medicine: reduce pain, restore movement, increase strength, we are able to resolve back, spine, and joint pain in a safe, cost-effective and time-effective manner. Our doctors/providers are thoughtful, our office is friendly and comfortable, and our patients leave equipped with the skills and knowledge to maintain their progress and resume a lifestyle without limitations.
1150 Hungry Neck Blvd., Suite D
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
843.884.1876
2850 Ashley Phosphate Rd, Suite H
North Charleston, SC 29418
843.906.7682
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