Vertigo can make it feel like the room is spinning, shifting, or moving even when you are standing still. For some people, vertigo happens suddenly and passes quickly. For others, it becomes a recurring issue that affects walking, driving, working, sleeping, and daily confidence.
At Chattanooga Upper Cervical Chiropractic, we help patients better understand how the upper neck, posture, balance system, and nervous system may be connected. Our goal is to provide a careful evaluation and determine whether upper cervical chiropractic care may be appropriate for your individual situation.



Patients choose our office because we focus specifically on the upper cervical spine and take time to understand the full picture.
Our approach includes:
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
No. Upper cervical chiropractic care does not claim to cure vertigo. Vertigo can have many causes, and each patient should be evaluated individually.
Some patients seek upper cervical chiropractic care because the upper neck may influence posture, head position, body awareness, and balance-related communication.
No. Vertigo may be related to the inner ear, nervous system, medications, head trauma, circulation, or other health concerns. Proper evaluation is important.
Your first visit may include a consultation, health history review, upper cervical evaluation, posture assessment, and explanation of findings.
Yes, especially if vertigo is new, severe, recurring, or accompanied by concerning symptoms. Chiropractic care should not replace necessary medical evaluation.