Dr. Kyle Mroczek
Dr. Kyle Mroczek, DC serves as a Clinic Director for Injury Chiropractic at the Thomas road location, located in Phoenix.
His path to healthcare began in Columbus, Nebraska where Dr. Kyle was always active in sports. That passion led him to Scottsdale, where he played on the Scottsdale Community College soccer team. During this time, Dr Kyle gained experience working at a local chiropractic clinic and that inspired him to pursue his Doctorate of Chiropractic at New York Chiropractic College (Northeast University of Health Sciences). Dr. Mroczek has practiced in both Hawaii and Arizona.
As a firm believer in natural healing, Dr. Mroczek has dedicated his career to helping patients achieve optimal health through chiropractic care.
When Dr. Mroczek is not in the clinic, you will find him spending time with his wife and 3 children. When Dr. Mroczek has a spare moment, he loves being outdoors and doing anything sports related. Dr. Mroczek is also a big advocate for hiking in AZ, even in the hot summers, as well as mountain biking and camping.
The First Step Towards Pain Management
With six locations in the greater Phoenix area, Injury Chiropractic is the clinic best suited to treating car accident victims and those suffering from chronic pain. Our team of chiropractors is experienced in treating a suite of issues including: whiplash, headaches, shoulder pain, chest pain, back pain, spinal compression, soft tissue damage, spinal trauma, and even the emotional symptoms that arise from traumatic accidents, such as depression and anxiety.
When you go to the emergency room, the physician’s responsibility is to treat life-threatening injuries. But even if your life is no longer in jeopardy, you may still experience chronic symptoms that impact your happiness and well-being. Let Injury Chiropractic see to your long-term care. We do not just prescribe medications; we take a holistic approach, using physical techniques to achieve proper spinal alignment. Schedule a consultation at Injury Chiropractic, and take the first step toward managing your chronic pain and improving your quality of life.