Tempe
Address: 1245 East Warner Road, Suite 3 Tempe, AZ 85284Phone: (480) 555-0105Hours: Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.Parking beside the building.
Directions to the Tempe officeFour offices in the East Valley
Family chiropractic close to school and home
Tonic has four offices, open before and after the school day. Your doctor talks with you and your child first, and explains each step before it happens.
Find your office
Four offices, each with its own doctor
Pick the one closest to school, work or home. Hours, parking and the doctor's name are listed for each.
Mesa
Address: 2150 South Country Club Drive Mesa, AZ 85210Phone: (480) 555-0106Hours: Monday – Friday: 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Early visits before school.
Directions to the Mesa officeChandler
Address: 890 North Arizona Avenue, Suite B Chandler, AZ 85225Phone: (480) 555-0107Hours: Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.Step-free entrance from the lot.
Directions to the Chandler officeGilbert
Address: 1330 East Williams Field Road Gilbert, AZ 85295Phone: (480) 555-0108Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Directions to the Gilbert office
Paying for care
One fee policy at all four offices
How we bill, what we give you in writing and how we handle changes is the same wherever you book.
A written estimate before the first visit
If you do not use insurance, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate, and we give you a written one in advance.
The same benefits check
Our front desk checks your benefits before the first visit, at any office, and calls you with what they find.
One cancellation policy
Please call us as early as you can if you need to change a visit. Ask the front desk about our cancellation policy.
Care by stage
Visits matched to your child's age
Every visit starts with your questions and a doctor who explains what they are doing.
Babies and toddlers
Light-touch visits with a parent beside the child the whole time.
Babies and toddlersSchool-age children and teens
For children who carry backpacks, play sports and sit at desks.
School-age childrenPregnancy and after birth
Visits at a pace you set, with your midwife or OB kept informed if you ask.
Pregnancy and after birthParents and family visits
Back-to-back appointments for siblings and parents at one office.
Family visits
What we claim
Plain about what chiropractic can and cannot do
Parents ask what care for a child is for. We tell you what we do, and what we do not say.
We examine how your child moves, use light technique matched to age and size, and explain what we find. We do not say care treats illness, and we send you to your pediatrician when something is outside what we do.
What we do not claim
We do not claim care treats or prevents illness
We do not promise results or a number of visits
We do not replace check-ups or your pediatrician
Our doctors
A doctor at every office
Each office has a doctor who leads it, and a front desk that books siblings and parents together.
Dr. Takahashi sees babies, children and expecting parents at the Tempe office. She talks with the parent first, then with the child, and explains what she is about to do before she does it.
Dr. Nava runs the early hours at the Mesa office so families can come before school. He asks children to describe what they feel in their own words and waits for the answer.
Dr. Adderley leads the Chandler office. She sees school-age children and teens, including students who play a sport, and she answers a parent's questions before the visit starts.
Dr. Pennington leads the Gilbert office. He sees parents and grandparents as well as children, so a family can finish its visits in one trip.
Mindy Bergstrom
Office manager
Mindy runs scheduling across all four offices and books siblings and parents back to back.
Enedina Armendariz
Family care coordinator
Enedina checks benefits before a first visit and calls families with what she finds.
The first visit
What the first visit looks like
About 45 minutes, with a parent or guardian in the room.
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Step 1: You and your child talk with the doctor
The doctor asks about your child's health history and what you have noticed, and asks your child too.
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Step 2: A look at how your child moves
A hands-on exam at your child's pace, explained as it happens.
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Step 3: The doctor explains what they found
In plain words, with what they suggest and what they do not.
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Step 4: Care starts only if you agree
You hear the fee for each part before it happens, and you decide.
From parents
What families tell us
“The front desk booked both of my kids back to back, and the doctor explained every step before she started.”
Wing W.Parent of two
“We chose the Gilbert office because it is close to school. The forms and the answers about cost matched what we heard at the Tempe office.”
Shayla R.Parent
“He asked my daughter questions first and waited for her to answer. That mattered to us.”
Sandeep K.Parent
Sample reviews.
Before you choose
Questions about choosing an office
Which office should we pick?
The one that is easiest to reach on a school day. All four offices offer the same visits and the same fee policy, and you can see a different doctor at another office if your schedule changes.
Can my children be seen at the same time?
Siblings are booked back to back at one office, and a parent can book a visit in the same trip. Tell the front desk how many children are coming.
Do all four offices charge the same?
Yes. We have one fee policy, one written estimate and one cancellation policy for every office. How fees work explains each.
Do I stay in the room with my child?
A parent or guardian stays for the whole visit when a child is under 18.
Book a visit
Tell us when and where, and we will call
Pick an office and a time that works around school. The front desk calls to find a visit.
Phone(480) 555-0105
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