Need a chiropractor? Danbury, CT patients can see one of our doctors after work or on a Saturday morning. At Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation of NY & CT (PMR) in Danbury, your chiropractor works hand in hand with physical therapists, and massage therapy, acupuncture and physiatry are under the same roof. We start with non-surgical, drug-free care and look for what’s driving your pain, not only where it hurts.
People often come to PMR of Danbury for back and neck pain, sciatica, bulging discs, pinched nerves, sports injuries, shoulder or knee pain, or an injury from a car accident or work.
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Directions and planning your visit
Find PMR of Danbury at 1 Padanaram Road, Danbury, CT 06811. Get directions to the Danbury office.
For help finding the entrance, parking information, or questions about access before your visit, call the Danbury office. Our team can help you plan your arrival.
A patient’s experience in Danbury
“Love the variety of treatments to see what works best for my situation.” — Marc Andreotto, Google review for PMR of Danbury.
Address, phone and hours
- Address: 1 Padanaram Road, Danbury, CT 06811
- Phone: (203) 744-8013
- Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:00am–7:00pm, Friday 8:00am–5:00pm, Saturday 8:00am–11:30am, closed Sunday
The office also serves Bethel, New Fairfield, Ridgefield, Newtown. If our Brewster, NY office is closer, compare all PMR locations.
Meet the Danbury team
When you choose a chiropractor in Danbury, CT, it helps to know who you’ll see:
- Dr. Craig Tilden, DC graduated from Life University College of Chiropractic in 2004 and holds a B.S. in Exercise Science from the University of Rhode Island. He focuses on chiropractic care, nutritional counseling, personal exercise programs and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
- Dr. Joseph Delgiorno, DC earned his chiropractic degree at New York Chiropractic College in 1998, graduating magna cum laude, and holds board certification from the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. His focus is osseous (joint) and soft-tissue manipulation.
- Imani Cummings, Licensed Acupuncturist, sees patients at both PMR locations.
Services at the Danbury office
Everything below is offered at 1 Padanaram Road:
- Chiropractic care: adjustments and soft-tissue work to ease back, neck and joint pain
- Physical therapy in Danbury, CT: exercise-based rehab after an injury or surgery
- Massage therapy in Danbury, CT: hands-on work for tight, sore or overworked muscles
- Acupuncture: fine-needle treatment that may help some types of pain
- Spinal decompression: non-surgical decompression on a DTS table for the neck and low back
- Shockwave therapy: radial pressure wave treatment, often used for stubborn tendon pain
- Pain management and physiatry
- Diagnostic testing on site
- An on-site gym with trainers
How integrated care works at PMR of Danbury
Instead of piecing together care from separate offices, you work with one team and one plan:
- Evaluation: your clinician asks about your symptoms, history and goals, then checks your movement, posture, strength and nerve function.
- A combined plan: your Danbury chiropractor might pair adjustments with physical therapy exercises, add massage for muscle tension, or bring in acupuncture. If your pain needs a medical opinion, physiatry is in the same building.
- Progress checks: your clinicians re-check how you’re moving and feeling and adjust the plan. Results vary.
- Outside referrals: if your symptoms point to a problem beyond muscles, joints and the spine, we coordinate with or refer you to the right physician.
Insurance for Connecticut patients
PMR accepts most major health plans, including Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, ConnectiCare, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Oxford, Harvard Pilgrim and UMR. PMR does not take Medicare, Medicaid or HUSKY Health plans. We also work with auto insurance, workers’ compensation and personal injury claims.
We send claims to your insurer and review your benefits and eligibility with you during your first visit. Billing questions? Call (203) 744-8014 or visit insurance and billing.
Car accidents and work injuries in Connecticut
Connecticut is an at-fault state: if another driver caused the crash, your injury claim is made against that driver. Personal injury protection hasn’t been required in Connecticut since January 1, 1994, so one of these usually pays for care:
- MedPay, if you added this optional coverage to your auto policy
- Your health insurance
- A liability claim against the driver who caused the crash
- Your uninsured or underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage
- A letter of protection from your attorney
Our guide to Connecticut car accident care walks through each of these.
For a work injury, tell your employer immediately; Form 30C must be filed within one year (three years for an occupational disease). If your employer runs an approved medical care plan, you’ll need to see its providers. Connecticut’s comp law also counts chiropractors as physicians. Learn more about Connecticut workers’ compensation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see a chiropractor in Danbury, CT without a referral?
Yes. Connecticut doesn’t require a referral to see a chiropractor. Physical therapy differs: a qualifying physical therapist can see you directly after confirming who your primary care provider is, but if you haven’t measurably improved within 30 days or 6 visits, whichever comes first, you’ll be referred to another provider.
Will my insurance cover chiropractic care and physical therapy?
That depends on your plan. Many plans cover both, but copays, deductibles and visit limits vary. We’ll explain what your plan covers at your first visit, and we submit the claims for you. To check sooner, call the billing office.
What happens at your first visit in Danbury?
You’ll start by talking through your symptoms, health history and goals. Your clinician then examines how you move, along with your posture, strength, reflexes and sensation, and may recommend diagnostic testing. Before you leave, you’ll hear what they found and what they suggest, and your insurance benefits will be explained.
What should I bring to my first visit in Danbury?
Please have a photo ID and your insurance card with you, along with a current medication list and any imaging reports or referral you already have. After a car accident or work injury, also bring the claim number and your insurer’s contact information. You’ll complete new patient forms too.
Book a visit with a chiropractor in Danbury, CT
Call PMR of Danbury at (203) 744-8013 or use our online scheduling form. Read our Google reviews to hear from other patients. Please give 24 hours’ notice to cancel; a no-show fee may apply.