Mudgeeraba Chiropractic

Mudgeeraba Chiropractic operates from 67 Railway St, Mudgeeraba QLD 4213 as the longest-established practice in the Gold Coast region. Founded in 2003 as the first chiropractic clinic in Mudgeeraba, the family-owned and operated centre brings together more than 25 years of clinical experience. The team comprises Dr Robert Waters, who holds qualifications as both a Chiropractor and Osteopath, and Dr Brad Jones, a Chiropractor. The founders' backgrounds as elite athletes in swimming and track and field inform the practice's commitment to helping patients achieve their health goals through a dual approach combining chiropractic and osteopathy.

The practice offers treatment for patients presenting with chronic pain, sports injuries, structural issues, neck discomfort, headaches, lower back issues, TMJ challenges, sprains and strains, pregnancy-related discomfort, and age-related mobility concerns. Services include chiropractic care, osteopathy, massage therapy, and psychology, delivered through a holistic approach addressing structural, chemical and emotional factors. The clinical team employs various techniques including chiropractic adjustments, Diversified Adjusting, Thompson Terminal Point, Activator Methods®, Neuro-muscular Rehabilitation, osteopathic techniques, myofascial release, soft tissue release techniques, and drop piece techniques. On-site X-ray facilities support diagnostic processes, and the clinic maintains wheelchair accessibility.

The practice welcomes patients of all ages, including paediatric and senior patients, pregnant women, athletes, and families. Same-day appointments are available alongside Saturday appointments to accommodate varying schedules. Mudgeeraba Chiropractic provides integrated care with multiple therapies under one roof, offering unique targeted care plans without long-term program lock-in commitments. The multi-disciplinary team includes chiropractic, massage, and psychology services, with practitioners who participate actively in charity cycling events.

Private Health Funds are accepted, though fees apply for services rendered.