Dr. Gina Maria Beech D.C.

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Get to know Chiropractor & Physical Therapist Dr. Gina Beech, who serves patients in Bethesda, Maryland.

Dr. Gina Beech, DC is a chiropractor in Bethesda, MD. She specializes in chiropractic and physical therapy.

As a chiropractor, her first priority is to assist the patient in making the best decisions about their health. When a patient is examined at her office his chief complaint is usually a back, neck, head, or extremity (leg or arm) condition. However, the patient’s total health is considered, whether it be weight issues, nutrition issues, exercise programs, or other medical issues.

At Bethesda Back Center Dr. Gina Beech will evaluate and treat conditions of the back, neck, arms, legs, headaches, whiplash, arthritis, herniated disc syndrome, pinched nerve, spinal misalignments, sinus headaches, sprain strains, bursitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, tendonitis, tingling or numbness, and other disorders of the muscular skeletal system.

Dr. Beech will perform orthopedic tests , x-rays if necessary to diagnose your condition. Treatment will consist of gentle chiropractic alignments, physical therapy such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation and massage. At Bethesda Back Center they bill and participate and most health insurance plans. She managed and treated over 500 auto accident spinal trauma cases.

Dr. Gina Beech has extensive training and experience dealing with automobile injury spinal trauma and spinal impairment. The staff will be happy to assist and call for your benefits before they treat your condition.

Dr. Gina Beech’s education and training includes: 1980 University of Tennessee, B.A. Biology Cum Laude, 1984 Palmer College of Chiropractic, Doctor of Chiropractic, Magnum Cum Laude, 1995 Chiropractic Rehabilitation,Cervical and Lumbar Rehabilitation, Soft Tissue Rehabilitation Training, 1996 Spinal Impairment Rating Certification.

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