Chiropractor and Regenerative Medicine Near Wellington, FL

Wellington is a community defined by physical culture. The Wellington Equestrian Festival runs from January through April each year, bringing some of the most competitive riders in the world to Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. The International Polo Club runs its own season on Pierson Rd. Palm Beach Polo Golf Club draws competitive golfers year-round. Youth sports at the Wellington Community Center and the surrounding leagues compete at a serious level. The physical demands on Wellington residents are real, and the spine and joint conditions that result from those demands are something Cobblestone has been treating for over 15 years.

Most Wellington patients drive Okeechobee Blvd directly east to reach the clinic at SR-7 — a straight shot of about 10 minutes from most Wellington neighborhoods. Patients coming from the South Shore area along Wellington Trace or Big Blue Trace take slightly longer but still arrive in under 15 minutes. The clinic is on Okeechobee Blvd at the western edge of Royal Palm Beach, easily accessible from every major Wellington entrance corridor.

Dr. Dean Mammales, DC has particular experience with equestrian spine conditions. The sacroiliac joint dysfunction and lumbar facet syndrome that develop from years of riding — from absorbing vertical impact at trot and canter, from asymmetrical rein work, from the sustained hip flexor loading in the saddle — are a recognizable pattern he has treated repeatedly in Wellington and Acreage equestrian athletes. The pelvic rotation asymmetry that develops from a dominant lead compounds over competitive seasons and typically requires specific SI joint correction that general chiropractic care does not address precisely enough.

Yuleisy Coto, MSN, APRN, FNP-C provides PRP and stem cell therapy for the joint degeneration that equestrian careers accelerate, as well as hormone optimization and peptide protocols that support both recovery and sustained performance. Select the service relevant to your situation below, or call (561) 753-2225.