Chiropractic Care for Pasco, WA Residents

In Pasco, a family's week might include practices off Burden Boulevard, a walk near Chiawana Park and a commute across the Columbia River. When you are looking for a chiropractor, practical details matter: where the office is, what services it offers and how to ask questions before a visit. This page brings those details together for Pasco residents considering ICE Clinics.

Integrative Chiropractic and Extremities is in Kennewick, not Pasco. Visit us at 7117 W Hood Pl Ste 130, Kennewick, WA 99336. Our doctors, Dr. Kyle Bryant and Dr. Joe Friedman, welcome questions about both spinal and extremity services. Book online or call (509) 820-3828.

A conversation shaped by your activities

The Pasco Sporting Complex soccer fields on Burden Boulevard are one local gathering place for players and families. Chiawana Park offers another setting for walks and outdoor time. Whether you participate, coach, watch from the sidelines or spend your day doing something entirely different, describe the activities that matter to you.

For a sports-related appointment, bring a simple account of what happened, when it happened and what you have noticed since. If you have already had an evaluation elsewhere, let our doctors know. A video or website cannot determine what an injury is or whether chiropractic services are appropriate. An appointment begins with your individual situation, not a standard program for everyone who plays the same sport.

Explore appointment topics before you come

Our condition pages cover sports injuries, ankle sprains, knee pain and shoulder pain. Other topics include tennis and golfer's elbow and low-back pain. These links are starting points for questions, not a self-diagnosis checklist or a promise about results.

The clinic's service directory includes extremity adjustments, spinal adjustments, therapeutic taping and corrective exercises. You can ask what a service involves, why it is being discussed and what information our doctors need before making a recommendation. Not every listed service belongs in every visit.

Crossing from Pasco to Kennewick

US 395 crosses the Columbia River on the Blue Bridge, connecting Pasco and Kennewick. Your best crossing depends on where in Pasco you start; west Pasco residents should compare current navigation options rather than assume the same route suits every neighborhood.

For scale only, MapSof's city-to-city estimate is about 4 miles and 12 minutes. It ends at a general Kennewick destination, not ICE Clinics, so do not use that figure as your appointment travel allowance. WSDOT's corridor data also documents peak-period delays on US 395. Check directions to our suite before setting out.

Watch, then bring your questions

Our suggested video introduces proprioception, or awareness of joint position. It is an educational conversation, not a sports clearance or a personalized exercise prescription. Note unfamiliar terms and ask about them at your visit.

Our doctors explain proprioception, or awareness of joint position.

Questions from Pasco residents

Do you have a Pasco office?

No. ICE Clinics welcomes Pasco residents at our Kennewick office, 7117 W Hood Pl Ste 130.

Can I discuss a sports-related concern?

Yes. Sports injuries are included in our condition library. Our doctors need an individual assessment before discussing appropriate services.

Where can I find first-visit details?

See our new-patient page, book online or call (509) 820-3828 with questions before your appointment.

Plan your first visit and book with ICE Clinics.