Bradley Wolff

Dr. Bradley Wolff, a veteran-owned business, has been providing chiropractic care in Palm Springs since 1987. With a strong foundation in traditional chiropractic philosophy and treatment, Dr. Wolff has extensive experience in treating various conditions including neck and back pain, carpal tunnel, whiplash, sciatica, disc herniation, short leg syndrome, and spinal osteoarthritis. His practice focuses on comprehensive chiropractic treatments, including chiropractic adjusting techniques such as Diversified, Thompson, Activator, Gonstead, S.O.T., and Palmer Technique.

Dr. Wolff's expertise extends to sports injuries, having treated athletes from various professional and college teams, including football, basketball, tennis, and golf. He utilizes therapeutic modalities like ultrasound, electric muscle stimulation, ice and hot packs, diathermy, and intersegmental traction to aid in patient recovery. His approach emphasizes getting patients back to their optimal health as quickly as possible, whether it's for professional athletes or individuals.

Dr. Wolff's commitment to his profession extends beyond his practice. He has served as a Board Examiner for the State and National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, ensuring the highest standards of care for chiropractors. This dedication to giving back to his profession is reflected in his volunteer work and his collection of old medical and chiropractic apparatus for display in his office.

The team at Dr. Wolff's practice includes Linda Velez and Amy Wolff, who share his commitment to providing exceptional care and support. Together, they strive to make each patient feel valued and supported throughout their treatment journey.

Meet Dr. Wolff

Dr. Wolff has practiced in Palm Springs exclusively since his licensure in 1987. He completed his training and internship at Cleveland Chiropractic College in Los Angeles. His experience and expertise have been honed through his work with various sports teams and his dedication to staying updated on the latest chiropractic techniques and modalities. When not working, Dr. Wolff enjoys a variety of activities including golf, fishing, shooting, motorcycles, rocketry, reading, and fixing up his house. His Army Veteran background and membership in the Association for the History of Chiropractic further demonstrate his commitment to his profession and community.