Chiropractor in Pleasant Grove, UT

Your back hurts. Your neck is stiff. You want care close to home, and you want to trust the person working on you. Gunn Chiropractic sits at 472 North County Blvd in Pleasant Grove, and the same doctors see you every time you come in.

What does Gunn Chiropractic treat?

The practice covers the everyday reasons people see a chiropractor, plus a few extras. General adjustments help with back pain, neck pain, and the aches that build up from work and daily life. If a car wreck left you sore, the team works through auto accident injuries, including whiplash. Athletes come in for sports injury recovery and to get back to performing at their best.

What happens on your first visit?

Your first visit starts with a consultation. You sit down with the doctor, talk about your pain, your history, and what brought you in. Then comes an exam. Only after that does the doctor explain what is going on and lay out a plan, and you get to ask questions before anything happens. A new patient visit at Gunn Chiropractic includes a consultation and an exam, then an adjustment. Most people leave the first visit knowing exactly what to expect next.

What should you bring to your first visit?

Bring your insurance information, if you have it, and any details about your pain. If another doctor gave you imaging, like X-rays or an MRI, bring that along too. Wear something comfortable. The rest is easy, because the team walks you through each step and you never have to guess what comes next.

How much does chiropractic care cost?

Costs depend on the care you need, and the office does not hide numbers. Call (801) 492-8188 and ask for current pricing. The team will tell you what a visit costs before you book, so there are no surprises when you walk in the door in Pleasant Grove.

Does insurance cover chiropractic care?

Coverage depends on your plan, and no two policies are the same. The straightforward way to find out is to call the office with your insurance details. The front desk at Gunn Chiropractic will help you figure out what your plan covers before your first visit, so you never guess at the bill.

How often should you come in?

It depends on your body and your condition. After a car accident, you may need more frequent visits at first to settle the injury. For general wellness, once your body responds, you come in less often. Your doctor sets the plan with you after the first visit and adjusts it as you improve. There is no one-size answer, and that is exactly why the plan comes from your visit, not from a brochure. Some people come in for a few weeks and feel ready to get back to normal life. Others keep a regular schedule because it keeps them feeling good all year. The office works with you, not on a clock, and your plan changes as your body changes.

Who are the chiropractors at Gunn Chiropractic?

Dr. Ben Gunn founded the practice. He grew up in Saint George, Utah, and studied at Utah State before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic from Southern California University of Health Sciences. He worked at Holland Chiropractic in Southern California before moving back to Utah to start Gunn Chiropractic. Dr. Ryan Clark earned his degree from Parker University in Dallas in 2018, after undergrad work at Dixie State and Utah Valley University. He keeps up with movement science through Functional Movement Systems, RockTape, and an advanced certificate in the Fascial Distortion Model. Both doctors see patients in the Pleasant Grove office, and you can read their full bios on their pages. They bring different training and the same approach: listen to your story first, then find and treat the problem.

Where is Gunn Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove?

You will find the office at 472 North County Blvd, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8am to 6pm, and Wednesday and Friday from 8am to 5pm. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday. Call (801) 492-8188 to book your visit, or use the map link for directions. You can also send a message through the contact page , and the team will get back to you.