Annie K.
5/31/2020
First and foremost Dr. Edwards is the BEST chiropractor ever!!! He's very personable, pleasant and super knowledgeable. I love that he teaches me exercises and stretches to do to at home to...
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10811 Washington Blvd Ste 250
Culver City, CA 90232
Gerald Edwards, D.C., in Culver City, CA, specializes in Chiropractic Neurology. Dr. Edwards, with post-doctoral training in neurology, focuses on spinal complaints, chronic pain, movement disorders, and sports enhancement/recovery. Patients receive a thorough evaluation that includes orthopedic and neurology tests to determine core issues.
Dr. Edwards offers customized treatments tailored to each patient's goals. The goal is to provide effective care to minimize the need for recurring visits. Services include chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, laser therapy, physical enhancement, and massage therapy.
Patients praise the clinic's thorough exams and innovative treatments, such as the Spine Decompression Table. Testimonials highlight the attentive care and effective results experienced under Dr. Edwards' expertise.
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Leroy L.
8/8/2020
Let me start with the good. I will say that Dr. Edwards is a great people's person and did a good job with telling me how to treat my back pain. However, please make sure to do your own research...
Penny O.
9/18/2020
I've never had such a thorough exam. Usually a chiropractor adjusts and you walk out. Not Dr Jerry. Spinal decompression table is amazing. 50 never felt so good. I had a hip replacement 5 years...
Jennie C.
12/5/2018
Dr. Edwards takes chiropractic care to a whole new dimension - not only is he interested in total health of the patient, but what elevates him above the majority is his curiosity into how...
Socal L.
3/7/2021
I have been seeing Dr Edwards for 5 years now and no matter where I live in L.A, I will make the drive to see him. 5 years ago I was hit by a drunk driver and could barely walk, with 2 slip discs...
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