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About San Antonio Spine & Physical Therapy
Experienced, Practical Injury Care
San Antonio Spine and Physical Therapy provides conservative care for patients recovering from auto accidents, spine pain, musculoskeletal injuries, and activity-related injuries. The practice is built around clear evaluation, practical treatment planning, and care that supports pain relief, improved function, and recovery.
Dr. Juan Garcia, DC is a chiropractor with extensive experience treating accident-related and musculoskeletal injuries. His clinical approach emphasizes thorough evaluation, individualized treatment, and conservative care designed to help patients reduce pain, improve movement, and return to daily activities as safely and efficiently as possible.
Dr. Juan Garcia, DC is a Designated Doctor in Texas and a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) in California. These credentials reflect experience in injury evaluation, documentation, and return-to-function considerations, and support the practice’s work with personal injury cases.
He treats patients recovering from motor vehicle accidents as well as individuals with spine, joint, soft tissue, and activity-related injuries.
Dr. Karolina Garcia, PT, DPT is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy who supports the practice’s rehabilitation and recovery-focused care model. She brings a practical, patient-centered approach to treatment, with an emphasis on movement, function, strength, and progression through recovery.
Dr. Karolina Garcia, PT, DPT is a women's health specialist with extensive training in pelvic health and athletic performance.
Dr. Garcia, PT, DPT is available for consultation and on an as-needed basis as part of the care team at San Antonio Spine and Physical Therapy. Physical therapy support may be incorporated into treatment plans based on patient needs and provider availability.
Our Approach to Care
Treatment begins with an evaluation to identify care needs. Based on the individual presentation, treatment may include chiropractic care, rehabilitation, and physical therapy support as part of the recovery plan.
The goal is simple: provide care that helps patients function better and progress with a clear plan.