Chiropractors in Geneva

According to the federal NPPES provider registry, last checked August 2026, there are 40 chiropractic practices registered at an address in Geneva, with 39 named providers between them. That covers the ZIP codes 60134.

Prices are set by each practice and are not published in any public record, so this site does not list them. In the Chicago area a first visit — exam plus adjustment — commonly runs higher than a follow-up, and follow-ups are usually a fraction of that.

Call two or three practices from the list below and ask for the cash price of a first visit and a follow-up, and whether they bill your insurance. Practices will quote you over the phone.

Most do, but which plans they accept varies practice by practice and changes without notice, so the only reliable answer comes from the office itself. Medicare covers manual manipulation of the spine to correct a subluxation; it does not cover exams, X-rays or massage ordered by a chiropractor. Ask the practice to confirm coverage before your first visit.

Yes. Illinois allows direct access, so you can book a chiropractor without a referral from another doctor. If you are using insurance, check whether your specific plan requires a referral for reimbursement — that rule comes from the insurer, not the state.

Every practice below shows its NPI number. Search that number in the federal NPI registry to confirm the provider and the address.

For state license status and any disciplinary history, use the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation lookup. Both are free and take under a minute.

2 practices in Geneva hold a sports chiropractic taxonomy code in the federal registry. Speciality codes are self-reported by the practice, so a clinic without the code may still treat sports injuries — the codes tell you who has formally registered the speciality, not who is willing to see you.

Providers in Geneva most often register for sports chiropractic, rehabilitation. You can filter the list below by any of these — the tags come from the taxonomy codes each provider selected on their own federal registration, not from marketing copy.

It covers every provider who lists a practice address in Geneva in the federal registry, refreshed from the August 2026 release. A practice can be missing if it registered under a different address, or recently moved and has not updated its federal record. If you spot a gap, tell us and we will check it.