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Back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches and neuropathy concerns—evaluated by one experienced chiropractor who explains the findings and the recommended next step.
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Here is the evaluation-led path from your first conversation to an individual recommendation.
A hands-on evaluation of posture, joint motion and nerve involvement — then a plain explanation of what is causing your pain and whether chiropractic is the right tool for it.
Adjustments, soft-tissue work, therapeutic exercise or neurofeedback may be considered only when the evaluation and the clinic's service scope support them.
The clinic can track response, update the plan and explain when another approach or provider may be more appropriate.
Five in-house services that support the joint, the muscle, everyday movement, the nervous system and practical wellness goals — all from one familiar James Island practice.
Precise correction of restricted spinal and extremity joints to take pressure off irritated nerves and restore normal motion. Low-force instrument options available.
02Drug-free brainwave training used alongside chiropractic care for insomnia, stress, focus difficulty and tension headaches. Painless, and nothing enters the body.
03Therapeutic soft-tissue work that releases the muscle tension pulling joints out of alignment, improves circulation and makes your adjustments hold longer.
04A short, specific set of stretches and strengthening moves matched to your findings — the part that keeps the same problem from returning in six months.
05One-to-one guidance centered on your goals and questions, with the format and scope explained before you schedule.
Back pain, burning or numb feet, headaches and injury-related symptoms are among the concerns named by the clinic. Start with the guide that best matches what is interrupting your day.
Get an honest assessmentNot sure your problem belongs on this list? Call (843) 795-8898 and describe it. If chiropractic is not the right answer, we will say so. Please note: this office does not offer adjustments for children.
Dr. Zimmerman opened this practice on James Island in 1999 and still performs every adjustment himself. Patients who started with him in their thirties are now bringing in their spouses and neighbors — and the front desk still knows them by name.
Long-term continuity can give repeat patients a familiar point of contact. New and returning patients still receive recommendations based on their current history and examination findings.
Alongside chiropractic adjusting, Dr. Zimmerman is a certified BrainCore neurofeedback provider. The separate treatment page explains how the training works and why expectations should remain individualized.
Twenty-six years in the same neighborhood is the review that matters most.
Verified Google reviews published on the clinic’s website, including one reviewer who describes nearly 25 years with the practice.
“Andie and Dr. Z are always attentive and caring and entertaining. Dr. Z has powerful hands and lots of equipment and tons of knowledge. It's affordable and always leaves me feeling better and they're very good about keeping to the appointment schedule. I highly recommend Dr.Z.”
“Went last week with alot of discomfort in leg and arm. 2 appointments later and I already feel a world of difference! Thanks a lot!”
“We have been going to Dr. Steve for close to 25 years, he is absolutely the best! Anytime you need an adjustment or have a particular area that needs attention he knows exactly what to do to make you better. I highly recommend him to everyone who is in need of his services, and that means EVERYONE!!!”
4.9 average across 300+ reviews · Read them on Google
Review wording is preserved from the clinic-published source. Individual experiences vary.
New patients should allow extra time for the consultation, focused examination and review of next steps.
Your first visit centers on the consultation and focused examination. The team explains what happens next and whether treatment is appropriate.
Book my first visit Option 02Already one of ours? Grab the next open slot yourself, any time of day, without waiting for the front desk to pick up.
Open the scheduler Option 03Book, reschedule, check your appointment history and get reminders from your phone. Free for active patients.
Get the appPrefer the phone? Call (843) 795-8898 — Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9–12 and 3–5.
Still unsure? Call (843) 795-8898 and ask — you will talk to someone who works here, not a call center.
Zimmerman Chiropractic currently advertises a new-patient special. Because the price, inclusions and eligibility can change, call (843) 795-8898 to confirm the current offer before booking.
Allow extra time for Dr. Zimmerman to review your history and examine posture, range of motion, joint restriction and relevant nerve findings. You leave with an explanation of the findings and the recommended next step.
Experiences vary by person and technique. Share your health history, sensitivity and concerns during the evaluation so Dr. Zimmerman can explain the recommended approach and answer questions before care.
The clinic's online scheduler accepts direct appointment requests. Insurance and care requirements can vary, so call the office or your health plan if you need to confirm referral or coverage rules.
Visit length depends on the service and what needs to be reviewed. Call the office if you need help planning around work or another time commitment.
No — the clinic's current website states that this office does not offer adjustments for children. Call the office if you need to confirm whether its adult services fit your situation.
Evidence-aware, plain-English answers to questions patients ask before care.
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Suite 2C on Folly Road, just over the bridge from downtown Charleston, with free parking directly out front.
Phone(843) 795-8898
Address349 Folly Road Suite 2C, Charleston, SC 29412
Same-day careCall before 11:00 AM on a clinic day and we will do our best to fit you in.
Same-day appointments are usually available. One visit is enough to find out whether we can help.