Military
Military Discounts
For chiropractic care that supports drug-free pain relief. You have our back. Let us help you with yours. Ask about our military appreciation discount, including a $19 New Patient Special for eligible active duty military members, veterans, and their families.
$19 Initial Visit, includes consultation, exam, and adjustment
Support For The Military Community, Alongside The VA
Service life demands strength, endurance, and resilience, and it asks a lot of your body. Long hours in gear, repetitive drills, heavy lifting, and the intensity of training can add up, showing up as recurring low back or neck discomfort, lingering stiffness, or aches that flare when life gets busy.
We recognize the important role the VA plays, and The Joint is not a replacement for that care. We are a complementary option when you need added support between appointments, when scheduling is tight, or when you want a consistent, natural approach that helps you stay comfortable and mobile. Our care is drug-free and focused on how your joints and muscles work together, so you can keep moving through active duty, transition, and life after service.
The Joint Difference For The Military Community
Care That Understands Military Strain
Our licensed chiropractors take time to listen, assess how you move, and tailor care to your needs, goals, and daily demands.
Built Around Duty Hours
Walk-in visits make it easier to get support between VA appointments. We are open evenings and weekends, so you can come in after work or on a day off.
Consistent Through PCS And Travel
With the largest network of clinics nationwide, you can continue care during PCS moves, travel, or after service. Your care plan travels with you.
Simple, Insurance-Free Pricing
Your first visit is only $19, so you can give us a try. We also offer discounts on Wellness Plans and Packages. Present a valid military or veteran ID for eligibility.
Why Military Members And Veterans Choose Chiropractic Care
of military veterans report living with chronic pain.
decreased odds of early and long-term opioid use when patients see a chiropractor first for low back pain.
U.S. Army service members deemed non-deployable due to noncombat musculoskeletal injuries.
new injuries sustained annually by active duty service members across the U.S. military.
Common Sources Of Pain In Service Members
Back and neck pain from heavy gear
Body armor, rucksacks, and equipment place continuous strain on the spine and surrounding muscles.
Shoulder and joint strain from training
Daily drills, lifting, and push-ups can overwork the shoulders and upper joints, limiting range of motion.
Carpal tunnel from repetitive tasks
Repetitive wrist and hand motions may compress the median nerve, causing numbness, tingling, or weakness.
Tension headaches from stress and posture
Constant alertness and long hours can tighten the neck and shoulders, triggering tension headaches.
Leg and knee pain from rucking
Marching, standing, and long days on uneven terrain stress the knees and lower legs.
Hip and pelvic misalignment
Uneven load carrying and awkward lifting can shift the hips and pelvis out of alignment.
Good To Know
Military Care Questions
Give The $19 Military Special A Try
Present a valid military or veteran ID at your local clinic. Find a chiropractor near you and walk in when it works for your schedule.