Tried Everything for Your Low Back Pain?
Rest, massage, cortisone, or other providers may not have given you lasting relief. You're not alone, and there is a clearer path forward.
Pain That Keeps Coming Back
Short-term relief fades, and flare-ups return right when you're back to training or work.
Rest Isn't a Plan
Sitting out the gym or your run may calm things down, but it rarely fixes the cause.
Visits Without Answers
Rushed appointments and repeat treatment without a clear root cause leave you stuck.
Why Boston Chooses Us for Chiropractic Care
At Boston Spine and Performance, every 45-minute session is one-on-one with a Doctor of Chiropractic, combining hands-on care with strength-based rehab so your back gets stronger.
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45-minute, one-on-one sessions with a Doctor of Chiropractic, start to finish
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Root-cause care built so our patients graduate instead of depending on endless visits
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Keep training while you recover with sport-specific strength and return-to-sport programming
Our Low Back Pain Chiropractic Process in Boston
Step 1: Free Discovery Call
Talk through your pain, goals, and lifestyle with no commitment, and confirm we're the right fit.
Step 2: 45-Minute Root-Cause Assessment
Your first visit is one-on-one with a Doctor of Chiropractic to find what's driving your back pain.
Step 3: Hands-On Care and Strength Rehab
Manual therapy, dry needling, and strength work help you recover, keep training, and graduate.
Low Back Pain Chiropractic and Related Conditions
Our Boston chiropractors treat low back pain and the problems that often travel with it, using manual therapy, dry needling, and strength-based rehab tailored to your goals.
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• Low back pain, disc injuries, and sciatica
• Neck pain, mid back pain, and headaches
• Hip, knee, and shoulder pain that limit your training
Meet the Boston Spine and Performance Care Team
Doctors Who Practice What They Preach
Founder & Performance Chiropractor
Dr. Sara Gagne, DC
Dr. Sara earned her BS in Human Physiology from Boston University and her Doctorate of Chiropractic from the National University of Health Sciences. She's certified in the McKenzie Method, Dry Needling, and Blood Flow Restriction Training. Dr. Sara specializes in disc injuries, extremity pain, and helping athletes return to peak performance.
Derek Demmans, DC
Dr. Derek earned his B.S. in Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario then went on to receive his Doctor of Chiropractic from Northeast College of Health Sciences. He has earned certificates in Human Sports Performance and Integrated Dry Needling. Aside from his studies, he has spent time as a member of Team Canada Powerlifting.
Find Our Back Bay Chiropractic Clinic in Boston
715 Boylston St, Suite 120, Boston, MA 02116, near Copley Square. Call (617) 209-9715 or email info@bostonspineperformance.com.
Address
715 Boylston St, Suite 120
Boston, MA 02116
Contact
617-209-9715
Driving Directions
We're about 2.8 miles from Downtown Boston, roughly 11 minutes via Beacon St and Exeter St. You'll find us on Boylston St near Copley Square, the Prudential Center, and Newbury Street, with the Green Line's Copley and Hynes stations close by.
Low Back Pain Chiropractic FAQs
Answers to common questions about back pain care at our Boston clinic.
Is there low back pain chiropractic near me?
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Yes. We're at 715 Boylston St in Boston's Back Bay, near Copley Square and the Green Line.
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What happens in a visit?
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You get 45 minutes one-on-one with a Doctor of Chiropractic, combining manual therapy, dry needling, and strength work.
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Do I need a referral?
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No. You can start with a free, no-commitment discovery call.
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Can I keep training?
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Yes. We use sport-specific strength and return-to-sport programming instead of just rest.
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