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Chiropractors by metro

Local search for chiropractors in the New York, New York metro

The Census counted 1,966 chiropractic offices in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro in 2023, or 1.0 for every 10,000 residents (County Business Patterns).

The number of chiropractic offices here fell 10.6% from 2018 to 2023, the lowest change of the 25 largest metros (County Business Patterns).

By NightshiftDirect Research. Updated . Figures read .

The metro in numbers

New York-Newark-Jersey City metro, by the numbers
MeasureHereMedianStandingSource
Change in chiropractic offices since 2018Down 10.6%Up 3.1%Lowest of 25CBP 2018 to 2023
Homes lived in by their owners51.2%63.4%2nd lowest of 25ACS 2024
Chiropractic offices per 10,000 residents1.01.36th lowest of 25CBP and ACS 2023
Median household income$99,852$92,3448th highest of 25ACS 2024
Chiropractic offices1,966Not comparedNot comparedCBP 2023
Residents19,940,274Not comparedNot comparedACS 2024
Average pay, all private jobs$100,886Not comparedNot comparedQCEW 2024
Median and standing among the 25 most populous metro areas, or among those where BLS publishes the figure. CBP is the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns, ACS its American Community Survey, and QCEW the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages from BLS. Each source links the public query that returns the figure.

What stands out

Counted over the same 22 counties in both years, the metro had 2,200 chiropractic offices in 2018 and 1,966 in 2023 (County Business Patterns).

That is a fall of 10.6%, the lowest change of the 25 largest metros, where the median is a rise of 3.1% (County Business Patterns).

So there are fewer practices to compete with than in 2018.

1,966 chiropractic offices against 19,498,249 residents in 2023 works out to 1.0 for every 10,000 people, the 6th lowest of the 25 largest metros (County Business Patterns, American Community Survey).

That is one chiropractic office for every 9,918 residents.

The median of the 25 is 1.3, so this metro has 23% fewer per resident than the middle one (County Business Patterns).

Fewer practices per resident means fewer of them sharing each neighborhood's searches.

What these figures leave out

County Business Patterns counts establishments with paid employees, so a chiropractor who works with no paid staff is not in these counts (County Business Patterns).

BLS does not publish chiropractic office jobs or their pay for this metro for 2024, because the figures did not meet its disclosure standards (Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages).

BLS stopped publishing metro figures by industry with its third quarter 2025 data, so 2024 is the last full year of them (BLS notice).

None of these figures shows which businesses appear in Google's map results in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro, and we do not measure that.

Nearby metros

Chiropractic offices per 10,000 residents in the nearest metros we publish a page for:

The same metro, other fields

Working with us in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro

We are new and have no clients yet, in this metro or any other.

One client per business category per metro area on the Local, Growth and Authority plans. A metro area is a U.S. Census core-based statistical area.

The work itself is on our local SEO page, what applies to every chiropractic practice is on our Chiropractors page, and every price is on the prices page.

Questions

How many chiropractic offices are there in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro?

1,966 in 2023 in the Census's table for the metro, counting establishments with paid employees, or 1.0 for every 10,000 residents (County Business Patterns).

Is the number of chiropractic offices in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro growing?

No. It fell 10.6% from 2018 to 2023, from 2,200 to 1,966 on the same counties (County Business Patterns).

How these figures were made

How the figures are chosen and compared is on our method page. Each query below returns figures on this page.

Sources