Georgia Upper Cervical Chiropractic
- info@georgiauppercervical.com
- 11027 Ball Ground HWY, GA 30107
Headaches, Vertigo, or Neck Pain? Get Relief at Georgia Upper Cervical Chiropractic
Upper Cervical Chiropractic
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Driving to Ball Ground
Dr. Ryan has more than 10 years of clinical experience. He combines Chiropractic Orthospinology, modern pain neuroscience and therapeutic strength training to help you feel like yourself again.
As much as we love our patients, you won’t be told to come in 3 times a week for months. Most patients average 6 to 10 visits over 90 days.
That’s why patients make the 30 minute drive: for care built on precision, clarity and results that last.
Questions Patients Ask Before Their First Visit
Choosing a new chiropractor is a big decision, especially one 30 minutes from home. Here are straight answers to what we hear most.
What is upper cervical chiropractic?
Upper cervical care focuses on the top two bones of your neck, the atlas and axis. They sit right next to the brainstem, and a misalignment there can affect posture, nerve function and how your body handles pain.
Dr. Ryan uses Chiropractic Orthospinology, a precise, gentle method based on detailed imaging and measurements, so each adjustment is planned for your spine.
Does it hurt? Will you crack or twist my neck?
No. Orthospinology adjustments are gentle and low-force, with no twisting, popping or cracking. Most patients barely feel them.
Does upper cervical chiropractic actually work?
It isn’t right for everyone, which is why we start with an exam instead of a sales pitch. Many of our patients come to us after years of headaches, migraines, vertigo, neck pain or post-concussion symptoms with no lasting relief elsewhere.
At your free consultation, Dr. Ryan will tell you honestly whether he thinks he can help.
How many visits will I need?
Most patients need roughly 6 to 10 visits over 90 days, not three times a week for months. Your care plan is built around your exam results and goals, and the aim is to get you functioning well and independent, not dependent on us.
Is it worth the drive from Cumming to Ball Ground?
With so few visits, the drive adds up to far less time than most care plans closer to home. Hundreds of patients from Cumming, Alpharetta and across North Georgia make the trip for precise care and results that last.
What does care cost?
Your first visit is free. If you’re a good fit, we’ll give you a clear plan with the exact cost before you commit to anything, with no surprise bills.
What happens at the free consultation?
You’ll spend 30 to 45 minutes with Dr. Ryan, talk through your history and goals, and get a complete spinal exam. You’ll leave knowing what’s likely going on and what your options are.
What are your hours?
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9 am–5 pm, and Friday 9 am–12:30 pm. We’re closed Wednesdays and weekends.
Conditions We Commonly Help With
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Getting to Ball Ground From Northside Hospital Forsyth
About 25 milesRoughly a 35-minute drive
- 1Leave the hospital campus by Northside Forsyth Dr and turn left onto Ronald Reagan Blvd.
- 2After 0.2 miles, make a sharp left onto GA-20 W and follow it 2.1 miles into downtown Cumming.
- 3Turn left onto N Main St. After 0.2 miles, use the right two lanes to turn right onto GA-20 W (Canton Rd).
- 4Stay on GA-20 W for about 10 miles.
- 5Bear right, then turn right onto GA-372 N and go 2.9 miles.
- 6At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit to stay on GA-372 N, and go about 7 miles.
- 7Turn right to stay on GA-372 N. In 1.8 miles, our office is on the left.