ABOUT SOUTH GA SPINE
Comprehensive Multi-Specialty Pain Relief Center
At South GA Spine, Joint & Rehab Center, we are more than just chiropractic care and spinal adjustments. We pride ourselves on being South Georgia’s leading treatment center for any of your non-surgical healthcare needs. From chiropractic care to interventional pain management and from physical therapy to massage therapy and wellness programs – we are your area’s experts on getting and keeping you well.
At South Georgia Spine, Joint & Rehab Center we take a team approach to providing our patients with the most advanced diagnostics and treatment options available. Learn more about our team approach to wellness and rehab in this video with Dr. Mike Waldrop, D.C.
Our state of the art approach to healthcare combines the unique talents of Medical Interventional Pain Management, Licensed Physical Therapists, Chiropractic, Decompression Therapy, Massage Therapy, and Neurodiagnostics. We are here to here to improve the quality of your life. Learn more about our different treatment services below.
MEET OUR DOCTORS
Dr. Mike Waldrop, D.C
Dr. Heather Waldrop, D.C
Dr. Tony Rowe, M.D
Dr. Travis Worthman, D.C
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