Dr. Jason S. Ward, DC

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Get to know Chiropractor Dr. Jason S. Ward, who serves patients in Cartersville, Georgia.

A licensed chiropractor, Dr. Ward is the Founder of Ward Family Chiropractic in Cartersville, Georgia. He has years of experience dealing with most any injury or condition, from crooked spines to whiplash, and is extremely well trained in alternative pain management methods and rehabilitation.

Offering a variety of effective and proven chiropractic treatments, some of the conditions that he and his staff treat include back pain, whiplash & neck pain, sports injuries, arthritic pain, headaches & migraines, shoulder pain, hip, knee & ankle pain, as well as elbow pain.

“At Ward Family Chiropractic, attentive patient care always comes first. Our Cartersville chiropractors and nurses always take the time to listen to their patients, paying special attention to their description of pain, its location, and whether or not a certain treatment is or has been effective. We believe that our patients know best when it comes to their own pain, and our Cartersville chiropractors do not pretend to “know better” and offer a treatment that does not suit their unique situation or needs” as stated on the practice’s website. 

Striving to stay up-to-date with new breakthroughs in the medical world, Ward Family Chiropractic takes pride in the fact that it offers each of its qualified Cartersville chiropractors regular training and information sessions so that they are equipped with the very latest methods and treatment options available. 

Chiropractic is a form of alternative medicine that mainly deals with the diagnosis and treatment of mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, especially the spine. A chiropractor uses spinal adjustments, manipulation, and other techniques to manage patients’ health concerns, including neck pain, back pain, headaches, vertigo and a long list of other ailments and conditions. They aim to improve patients’ functionality and quality of life by properly aligning the body’s musculoskeletal structure and enabling the body to heal itself naturally, without the use of medication or surgery. 

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