Dr. Delmi Barrera helps active people move, feel, and stay in the game — from weekend athletes and busy professionals to retirees who want to keep playing tennis and golf for years to come.
He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Keiser University, with hands-on training in spinal adjusting, soft-tissue therapy, and rehab.
Today he pairs those fundamentals with modern recovery tools such as dry needling, cupping, ART, and spinal decompression - to build care around you, not a one-size-fits-all crack-and-go.
His approach is to listen first, assess thoroughly, and build a pathway to recovery that relieves pain, restores movement, and keeps you doing what you love. He believes the body is built to heal - his job is to clear what's in the way.
Your first visit is a full hour one-on-one session where we take the time to understand what's going on, treat you that same day, and leave you with a clear plan.
We start with your story: what hurts, what you're trying to get back to, and what you've already tried. No rushing.
A thorough movement and hands-on assessment to find the root cause - then treatment the same visit, so you leave having actually started.
If it's the right fit, we’ll walk you through clear recommendations and a recovery plan tailored to your goals and lifestyle.
Free lot behind the building, entered from Bonfoy Ave (GPS: 326 Bonfoy Ave). Use the
back entrance from the lot; the office is on the second floor.
We are just a short journey away from the center of Colorado Springs
One-on-one care with Dr. Barrera
No, a Chiropractic adjustment should not be painful at all. Techniques are always adapted to your body and preferences, and nothing is done without your consent. Some mild soreness can occasionally occur, similar to after exercise, but this usually settles quickly.
Yes, in many cases, chiropractic care is still appropriate after spinal surgery. We always avoid surgically modified areas and carry out a thorough assessment before beginning care. If surgery has led to compensation or strain in other areas of the spine, these may become the focus of your care.
The cracking sound is caused by a small release of gas within the joint as it moves, similar to cracking your knuckles. Some adjustments are completely quiet, and the sound itself isn’t linked to the effectiveness of treatment.
No, we're a cash-pay practice, and that's by design. Insurance often limits how long your visits are, how many you get, and which treatments are "covered." Without it, your care is built around what your body needs, not what a
plan will pay for: a full-hour first visit, one-on-one time with Dr. Barrera, and a plan built around your goals.
