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Dr. Patricia Rupert

5537 North Military Trail

Suite 1905

Boca Raton, FL 33496 US

650-219-8851

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As a wholistic healthcare practitioner trained in chiropractic, acupuncture and clinical nutrition, I offer balanced, modern care to improve your overall health, mobility and, indeed, outlook on life.

I get results for you by applying a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach to your restorative care: gentle adjustments, acupuncture, modern nutrition, cold laser, LED light and carefully researched exercises. 

My chiropractic techniques are quite gentle, yet quite effective. I use Cox table, drop table and arthrostim instrument adjusting. I don't use hard-core spine cracking adjustments.

I provide a truly private practice with a warm smaller inviting space that helps you feel special. There is no waiting. One patient at a time per appointment adds to the patient-centered care you receive. 

If you are concerned about better choices for your health and want a practitioner who is comprehensive, up-to-date and researches alternative therapies in conjunction with pharmaceutical limitations, I am an excellent choice for you.

Evening and Saturday appointments are available.

Centrally located in Boca Raton to conveniently serve the Boca Raton, Del Ray and West Palm Beach communities, I look forward to helping you.

Office Hours

Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

By appointment only.

By appointment only.

Tuesday:

Closed

Closed

Wednesday:

By appointment only.

By appointment only.

Thursday:

By appointment only.

By appointment only.

Friday:

Closed

Closed

Saturday:

By appointment only.

By appointment only.

Sunday:

Closed

Closed

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Testimonials

Reviews By Our Satisfied Patients

  • "Dr. Rupert is a knowledgeable, practical and helpful practitioner of holistic medicine. Her combination of chiropractic, acupuncture and nutritional care have contributed greatly to my improved health and, indeed, my outlook on life. I credit Dr. Rupert with helping me recover from the after-effects of a stroke and major surgery. In addition to her in-office treatment, following her suggestions about changes in my life style has had a major impact on my health. I highly recommend her"
    JD Los Altos, CA
  • "I have to admit, my impression of chiropractors before I met Dr. Rupert involved forceful "cracking" of the joints, and that was the last thing I wanted, especially for my neck. Fortunately, that's not Dr. Rupert's approach, relying instead on tables and equipment that provide very measured and predictable drops and adjustment. Her real skill is probably her understanding of how the body works. For example, sometimes I don't even need to tell her what's ailing, because she can tell from watching me walk or stand. She seems to have exhaustive knowledge of physiology, nutrition and physical therapy. Beyond her Ph.D and multiple degrees, she is often telling me about medical conferences she has been attending or books she has been reading in her field."
    Andrew W.
  • "When I went to see her, she recognized the symptoms before I even opened my mouth. She worked on the muscles and alignment that day, and gave me some vitamins and some cream that got me through the day. She not only treated the pain, but over the next visit or two (after x-rays) she showed me the cause of the pain in a way that helped me to adjust my daily routines to stop aggravating my neck. Since then, she's treated me for issues in my back, knees, and toes. Any time I have joint pain, or a muscle issue, she is a key resource."
    Andrew W.
  • "When I went to see her, she recognized the symptoms before I even opened my mouth. She worked on the muscles and alignment that day, and gave me some vitamins and some cream that got me through the day. She not only treated the pain, but over the next visit or two (after x-rays) she showed me the cause of the pain in a way that helped me to adjust my daily routines to stop aggravating my neck. Since then, she's treated me for issues in my back, knees, and toes. Any time I have joint pain, or a muscle issue, she is a key resource."
    Andrew W.

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