Caring for Lindale athletes and active families from our Rome office, about 10 minutes north on US-27.
✓ Medically reviewed by Dr. Daniel Turner, DC · Last reviewed June 2026
If a sprain, strain, or nagging overuse injury is keeping you off the field, the trail, or the course, you don't have to drive far for honest, evidence-based care. We serve Lindale, GA from our Rome office at 4 Professional Ct — Rome sits just north of Lindale, about a 10-minute drive up US-27. We do not have an office in Lindale itself, so we want to be upfront about that: you come to us in Rome, and we keep the trip short and the care worth it.
It depends on the injury — and some injuries are medical emergencies that come before any chiropractic visit. Seek urgent medical care or the ER first if you have a suspected fracture or dislocation, a head injury or possible concussion, severe or rapidly spreading swelling, a joint that looks deformed, or you cannot bear weight on a leg. Those need imaging and a physician right away. For the much larger category of soft-tissue sports injuries — muscle strains, ligament sprains, tendinitis and other overuse problems, joint stiffness, and mechanical low-back pain — conservative chiropractic care is a reasonable, well-supported starting point. We assess the injury, tell you honestly whether we can help, and refer out when imaging or a specialist is the right call. No sales, only careful care.
We treat the everyday injuries that come out of an active Floyd County community south of Rome: rolled ankles and pulled hamstrings from Lindale rec-league and school sports, shoulder and knee complaints, runner's and walker's overuse from the local parks and trails, throwing and swing-related strain, and the low-back tightness that builds up over a season. Lindale families play across a lot of surfaces — ball fields, gyms, wooded trails, and the wider Rome-area facilities a short drive north — and each puts its own load on the body. Our approach pairs a real assessment with hands-on treatment.
For golfers, Dr. Turner is also TPI Certified (Medical Level 3, Golf Level 2) — useful when swing mechanics are feeding a back, hip, or shoulder problem. You can read more about our full approach on our sports injuries page, and about common joint complaints on our shoulder & knee page.
Red flags — go to urgent care or the ER first: suspected fracture or dislocation, any head injury or concussion symptoms, severe swelling, an obviously deformed joint, or the inability to put weight on the limb. Get those evaluated medically before booking a chiropractic visit.
Honestly, it varies — and we won't promise a date or a guaranteed outcome. Return-to-play depends on the tissue involved, how severe the injury is, your age, and how the rehab progresses. A mild muscle strain may settle in a couple of weeks; a more involved sprain or a stubborn tendinitis can take longer. What we can promise is a clear plan: we work to restore pain-free motion and strength, reintroduce sport-specific demands gradually, and only clear you for full play when the injured area can handle the load. Rushing back is one of the most common causes of re-injury, so we'd rather get you back once and have it hold.
Most Lindale patients reach our Rome office in about 10 minutes. From Lindale, head north on US-27 toward Rome; depending on where you start, GA-101 is a convenient connector. We're at 4 Professional Ct. We offer same-day or next-day appointments, we're bilingual (English & Spanish), and we accept most insurance — so an in-season flare-up doesn't have to wait a week.
If you'd rather see the office you'll actually be visiting, our Rome sports injury chiropractor page has the details, hours, and booking for the location that serves Lindale. Whether you're a student athlete, a weekend hiker, or a parent who tweaked a shoulder coaching a Lindale rec team, we're glad to take a careful look and tell you the truth about what will help.
About 10 minutes. We serve Lindale from our Rome office at 4 Professional Ct, roughly 10 minutes north up US-27, with GA-101 as a handy connector. We do not have an office in Lindale itself.
For soft-tissue injuries — strains, sprains, tendinitis, overuse, and mechanical back pain — conservative chiropractic care is a reasonable first step. But suspected fractures, dislocations, head injuries or concussions, severe swelling, or inability to bear weight are medical emergencies that need urgent care or the ER first. We refer out whenever imaging or a specialist is the right call.
Common ones include ankle sprains, hamstring and other muscle strains, shoulder and knee complaints, tendinitis and overuse injuries, throwing and swing-related strain, and low-back pain — for athletes and active people of all ages, from Lindale rec leagues and school sports to trail and park recreation.
It varies by the injury, its severity, your age, and how rehab progresses, so we don't promise a date or guarantee an outcome. We give you a clear, graded plan and only clear you for full play when the injured area can handle the load, because rushing back is one of the most common causes of re-injury.
Yes. We offer same-day or next-day appointments at our Rome office, which serves Lindale about 10 minutes north on US-27. We're bilingual and accept most insurance, so an in-season flare-up doesn't have to wait.
We start with a movement-based assessment (Dr. Turner is SFMA Level 2 certified), then combine soft-tissue work including Active Release Technique, chiropractic adjustments, and rehab with return-to-play guidance. For golfers, Dr. Turner is also TPI Certified (Medical Level 3, Golf Level 2).
