Chiropractor near Riverside & Avondale, Jacksonville
Jacksonville Chiropractic and Acupuncture, 9010 R G Skinner Pkwy, serves patients from Riverside & Avondale with chiropractic care, acupuncture, dry needling, massage therapy, and auto-injury care.
Getting here from Riverside & Avondale
From Riverside and Avondale, take I-95 south across the river to Baymeadows Road, then head east on Baymeadows Road to R G Skinner Parkway.
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Free parking is available anywhere in front of the building. We own the whole lot, so you can park in any space.
Around Riverside & Avondale
- Five Points and the Park Street shops
- Riverside Arts Market under the Fuller Warren Bridge
- Memorial Park on the St. Johns River
What we often help Riverside & Avondale patients with
Riverside and Avondale are known for historic homes, walkability, and runners and cyclists crossing the bridges. We often help with running injuries, desk-related neck pain, and headaches, plus crash injuries from the I-95 and Fuller Warren Bridge corridor.
Sports Injuries
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Read the guide →Posture & Desk Pain
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How far is the clinic from Riverside?
About 15 miles from Five Points, roughly 25 minutes in light traffic via I-95 (map estimate). Rush hour can add time.
Do you treat car-accident injuries for Riverside & Avondale residents?
Yes. We see auto-injury patients from Riverside & Avondale and across Jacksonville and bill PIP directly. In Florida, get initial care within 14 days of the crash to keep PIP medical benefits.
What are your office hours?
Monday 9–1 and 3–6; Tuesday 9–12:30 and 2:30–5; Wednesday 9–1 and 2:30–6; Thursday and Friday 9–1 and 2:30–5; Saturday by appointment; closed Sunday.
Is there parking at the clinic?
Yes. Free parking is available anywhere in front of the building. We own the whole lot, so you can park in any space.
Want Dr. Carlson to take a look?
Call our Southside clinic or request a call back. If you were in a car crash, take the 60-second check first.