Chiropractor
Precise, low-force chiropractic care with a whole-person perspective
Dr. Curt Casady brings more than two decades of chiropractic experience to GPM, with a focus on chronic neck and back concerns, low-force instrument techniques, and nutrition-informed support.
Biography
Dr. Curt Casady grew up in Redding, California, and earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Life West College of Chiropractic in 2003. After a decade building a family practice in Rancho Cucamonga, California, with a focus on chronic musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions such as fibromyalgia and regional pain syndromes, he moved to Gilbert and joined Dr. Alisa Wasserman at Gilbert Physical Medicine.
He works with patients from teen athletes to seniors and has a special interest in chronic neck and back discomfort associated with long hours at a desk. He uses low-force instrument techniques that do not rely on popping or cracking. His postgraduate nutrition training also informs how he considers food and whole-food supplementation alongside chiropractic care.
Outside the office, Curt is a road-trip traveler at heart. He enjoys exploring the food, architecture, and culture of new places, photography, and riding his Indian motorcycle.
His Approach
Dr. Casady looks for the specific mechanical and lifestyle factors associated with a person’s concerns. His approach emphasizes careful assessment, low-force technique options, understandable recommendations, and whole-person context.
What to Expect
- A detailed discussion of your history, daily activities, and goals.
- An evaluation focused on the areas affecting movement and comfort.
- Low-force instrument options for patients who prefer care without popping or cracking.
- Clear recommendations based on findings and individual suitability.
- Nutrition or whole-food supplementation discussion only when relevant and appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dr. Casady offer chiropractic care without popping or cracking?
Yes. His documented approach includes low-force instrument techniques that do not rely on popping or cracking.
What types of concerns does he focus on?
His biography identifies chronic neck and back concerns, desk-related strain, chronic musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions, and care for teen athletes through seniors. An evaluation is needed to determine appropriate options.
Does he discuss nutrition?
Dr. Casady has extensive postgraduate training in nutrition. When relevant, he may consider nutrition and approved whole-food supplementation as part of a broader care discussion.
How do I request an appointment?
Use the Appointments page or call GPM at 480-545-0000. A request is not confirmed until the office responds.
Looking for a low-force chiropractic option?
Share your concerns and preferences with the GPM team so we can help identify an appropriate next step.