Chiropractic And Injury Care In Aurora, Illinois

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    The Advanced Medical Center Aurora Clinic On West Illinois Avenue

    Our Aurora clinic provides chiropractic care, motor vehicle accident recovery, and workers’ compensation treatment across the western suburbs, including North Aurora, Naperville, Oswego, Batavia, and Plainfield. Documentation and case coordination are handled by our team, and Dr. Terry Patrick leads care here. If pain has been part of your routine longer than it should be, the next move is simple: book an evaluation and let’s map a way out.

     

    Hours of Operation:

    • Monday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
    • Tuesday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
    • Wednesday: Closed
    • Thursday: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
    • Friday: Closed
    • Saturday: Closed
    • Sunday: Closed

    Treatments Available At Our Aurora Clinic

    The Aurora clinic offers the core Advanced Medical Center treatment lineup. Patients needing advanced pain therapies are referred to our Des Plaines location, with Class IV laser also available at our Little Village clinic.

    Conditions Treated At Our Aurora Clinic

    The conditions below are seen most often at the Aurora clinic.

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    Meet Dr. Terry Patrick, D.C., Lead Clinician At The Aurora Clinic

    Dr. Terry Patrick leads chiropractic care at our Aurora clinic. NPI: 1811966104. Illinois Chiropractic License Number: 038-006087.

    What Patients At Our Aurora Clinic Say About Their Care

    Insurance, Direct Billing, And Payment Options At Our Aurora Clinic

    Accepted insurance providers vary by location. Before care begins, our front desk can help you confirm whether this clinic accepts your insurance, whether direct billing may apply to your case, and what self-pay or treatment-plan options are available. Please call this clinic for current details.

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    Serving Aurora And The Surrounding Chicago Communities

    The Aurora clinic serves Aurora and nearby western suburbs, including North Aurora, Naperville, Oswego, Batavia, Geneva, Warrenville, Montgomery, Sugar Grove, and Plainfield.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Aurora Clinic

    Q: What treatments are available at the Aurora clinic?

    The Aurora clinic offers chiropractic care, personal injury and auto accident treatment, and workers’ compensation care. Patients needing shockwave, TECAR, electromagnetic, or Class IV laser therapy are referred to our Des Plaines clinic, with laser also available at Little Village.

    Q: Do I need a referral to book at Aurora?

    A referral is not required to book chiropractic care or an initial consultation. If you are coming in for a workers’ compensation or motor vehicle accident case, your attorney or case manager may coordinate directly with our front desk.

    Q: Does this clinic handle personal injury and workers' compensation cases?

    Yes. Personal injury and workers’ compensation care is part of every Advanced Medical Center clinic, with full case coordination and documentation handled by our team.

    Q: Is bilingual care available at this clinic?

    Yes. All clinics offer Spanish support while some offer language support in Polish and Hindi. Please call the clinic you would like to visit so our team can confirm what bilingual support is currently available before your appointment.

    Q: What if my injury needs advanced pain therapies?

    Patients needing shockwave, TECAR, or electromagnetic therapy are referred to our Des Plaines clinic, with Class IV laser available at Des Plaines and Little Village.

    Book A Visit At Our Aurora Chiropractic Clinic

    For chiropractic care, injury recovery, or workers’ compensation treatment in Aurora and the western suburbs, the next step is the evaluation. Book a visit or call to talk through your case before you commit.

    Medical Disclaimer

    This website is for educational purposes only and does not replace an in-person evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment plan from a licensed healthcare professional. If you have severe, worsening, or urgent symptoms, seek appropriate medical care.