Chiropractor in Plymouth, MN
Plymouth patients are seen in Saint Louis Park — about 9 miles · 20 min from the Plymouth Creek Center.
West Metro · Hennepin County · ZIP 55441, 55442, 55446, and 55447
Plymouth patients, one Saint Louis Park clinic
There is no second office in Plymouth. If you live near the Plymouth Creek Center or in ZIP 55441, 55442, 55446, and 55447, you are seen in Saint Louis Park — about 9 miles, typically 20 minutes when I-494 or Highway 169 south to I-394, then Highway 100 is moving.
That drive is why the first visit is unhurried. Dr. Levitt has treated west metro families for decades, including people who also come from Minnetonka, Maple Grove and New Hope. You leave with a plan you can keep from Plymouth, not a schedule that pretends you live on Excelsior Boulevard.
Plymouth Creek and the 494/169 mix make this a 20-minute appointment for most people, not a quick drop-in. We plan the first visit so the drive is worth it: history, exam, and a plan you can keep on the north side of 394.
Tech-corridor sitting, youth-sports sideline backs, and the 169 grind. Plantar and knee complaints show up when people add miles on the Plymouth Creek trails without changing shoes.
Usual route from Plymouth: I-494 or Highway 169 south to I-394, then Highway 100. Nearby medical context: North Memorial in Robbinsdale, or Methodist if they already use Park Nicollet.
- Office
- 6200 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 201, Saint Louis Park, MN 55416
- From here
- About 9 miles · 20 min
- County
- Hennepin County
- Phone
- 952-920-7535
Why patients from Plymouth come here
What Plymouth patients should know
How people actually get here
Most Plymouth patients treat this as a dedicated appointment. We work around your calendar so the 20-minute drive via I-494 or Highway 169 south to I-394, then Highway 100 is worth it.
What we see from Plymouth
Tech-corridor sitting, youth-sports sideline backs, and the 169 grind. Plantar and knee complaints show up when people add miles on the Plymouth Creek trails without changing shoes.
Root-cause, not a script
Dr. Levitt uses the exam — and imaging only when it would change the plan — then chooses among adjustments, laser, cryotherapy, exercise, and orthotics. Nearby medical context for Plymouth: North Memorial in Robbinsdale, or Methodist if they already use Park Nicollet.
First visit from Plymouth
What actually happens
Step 01
Tell the real story
When it started, what makes it worse, what you already tried. Plymouth patients often leave out the commute or the weekend miles — those belong in the history.
Step 02
Exam before any technique
Posture, motion, and the nervous system. Red flags (night pain, unexplained weight loss, bowel or bladder change, recent major trauma) mean we refer, not adjust first.
Step 03
A plan you can keep
Because you are coming from Plymouth, we do not write a fantasy of three visits a week. Home work has to survive I-494 or Highway 169 south to I-394, then Highway 100.
Step 04
Practical next step
You leave knowing whether the next visit is treatment, a hold, or a medical referral. Call 952-920-7535 if the drive timing is the thing you need to settle first.
If the problem started with a Twin Cities crash, Minnesota no-fault (PIP) can cover chiropractic medical expense through your own auto policy. That is a Minnesota rule, not a clinic slogan. Health insurance is a separate conversation; we will tell you what we can verify. No referral is required to book a first visit.
Services for Plymouth
Care available to Plymouth residents
Plymouth questions
Getting here and getting started
Do you have a chiropractic office in Plymouth?
No. There is one clinic, in Saint Louis Park at 6200 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 201. From Plymouth that is about 9 miles (typically 20 minutes) via I-494 or Highway 169 south to I-394, then Highway 100. We regularly see patients from Plymouth and Minnetonka, Maple Grove and New Hope.
Are you accepting new patients from Plymouth?
Yes. New patients from Plymouth can request a visit online or call 952-920-7535. Most people are seen within the same week. Minnesota does not require a physician referral to see a chiropractor.
What should I expect on a first visit from Plymouth?
Dr. Levitt listens first, then evaluates history, posture, and the nervous system. You leave with a next step. Imaging is ordered only when it would change care. Tech-corridor sitting, youth-sports sideline backs, and the 169 grind. Plantar and knee complaints show up when people add miles on the Plymouth Creek trails without changing shoes.
How do I park and find Suite 201?
The office is Suite 201 at 6200 Excelsior Blvd. If you are coming from Plymouth, give yourself extra minutes the first time so you are not rushed into the exam. Nearby context: North Memorial in Robbinsdale, or Methodist if they already use Park Nicollet.
Does insurance cover chiropractic after a car accident in Minnesota?
If the problem started with a Twin Cities crash, Minnesota no-fault (PIP) can cover chiropractic medical expense through your own auto policy. That is a Minnesota rule, not a clinic slogan. Health insurance is a separate conversation; we will tell you what we can verify. No referral is required to book a first visit.
What is a red flag that means I should not just “get adjusted”?
Unexplained weight loss, pain that is worse at rest or at night, fever, bowel or bladder changes, progressive weakness, or a significant recent trauma. Those need medical screening. A sore neck after a week at a desk is a different story — that is most of what we treat from Plymouth.
Nearby areas
Other West Metro communities we serve
Address
6200 Excelsior Blvd, Suite 201
Saint Louis Park, MN 55416
Phone
952-920-7535Hours
- Mon / Thu:8:30–11:30am · 2:30–5:30pm
- Tue / Fri:8:30am – 11:30am
- Wed:10:00am – 12:00pm
- Sat:By Appointment
- Sun:Closed