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(305) 443-1103 1400 NW 10th Ave Suite 103, Miami, FL 33136 Mon–Fri 9am–5pm Text 305-MY-CHIRO

Chiropractor Near Overtown

We are about a mile and a half from Overtown, and two Metrorail stops from the Historic Overtown station. Bilingual care, free parking, and most insurance accepted.

305 My Chiro serves Overtown from 1400 NW 10th Ave, Suite 103, about a mile and a half away. From the Historic Overtown or Culmer stations it is two stops on Metrorail with no transfer.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Paul Malavenda, DC · Life University (1987) · 40 years treating Miami

Getting here from Overtown

By car it is about 1.3 miles, roughly five minutes: take NW 14th St west under I-95, then north on NW 10th Ave. There is free parking on site.

By train, ride Metrorail from Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre or Culmer to UHealth-Jackson. Two stops, no transfer, then about a third of a mile to our door. The free Overtown and Health District trolleys also connect.

A neighborhood we have served for decades

Overtown was built by Black railroad workers on Henry Flagler's line and grew into what people called the Harlem of the South, where performers barred from Miami Beach hotels stayed and played along what was known as Little Broadway. The Historic Lyric Theater on NW 2nd Ave opened in 1913 and joined the National Register in 1989. Greater Bethel AME and the Dana A. Dorsey House, home of Miami's first Black millionaire, still stand. When the interstates were routed straight through the neighborhood in the mid-century, they cut a dense community into pieces, and the effects are still visible in the blocks around the highway ramps.

Why getting to care matters here

Close to four in ten households in Overtown do not have a car. That means bus waits, long walks, and carrying groceries and laundry on foot, which is hard on backs, knees, and shoulders. It also means a chiropractor is only useful if you can actually reach one. We are two Metrorail stops away with no transfer, and the ride takes minutes.

What we treat most here

  • Back and knee pain from walking and standing, including long transit waits and carrying loads on foot
  • Construction injuries. Overtown sits between the I-395 Signature Bridge project and Miami Worldcenter, and both have kept crews working in the area for years.
  • Neck and low-back pain from desk work at the Overtown Transit Village and county offices on NW 3rd Ave
  • Standing injuries in restaurant, retail, and event work along NW 2nd and 3rd Ave and at nearby arena events

Crashes and construction

The stretch of I-95 through Overtown carries more than 200,000 vehicles a day, the heaviest volume anywhere near our office, and the Signature Bridge project has pushed lane shifts and detours between Overtown and the Health District into 2029. Pedestrians account for about a quarter of the serious crashes here. If you were hit as a driver, passenger, or on foot, Florida PIP usually covers your care in full, and you generally have 14 days to start.

Book an appointment or call or text 305-MY-CHIRO (305-692-4476). Most insurance and Florida PIP accepted. Se habla espanol.

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