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29+ Years ExperienceServing Corona, CA
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Laser & Decompression CertifiedPost-graduate certifications
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Radial & Focused ShockWaveBoth Storz types in-house
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Advanced Therapy TechnologyClass IV laser, ShockWave & EMTT
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Drug-Free CareNo prescriptions or injections
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Non-Surgical CareNon-invasive options
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Honest RecommendationsOnly the care you need
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Auto Accident CareInsurance & attorney liens welcome
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Insurance & Cash PlansFlexible payment options
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29+ Years ExperienceServing Corona, CA
🎓
Laser & Decompression CertifiedPost-graduate certifications
⚡
Radial & Focused ShockWaveBoth Storz types in-house
🧲
Advanced Therapy TechnologyClass IV laser, ShockWave & EMTT
💊
Drug-Free CareNo prescriptions or injections
🚫
Non-Surgical CareNon-invasive options
🤝
Honest RecommendationsOnly the care you need
🚗
Auto Accident CareInsurance & attorney liens welcome
🏥
Insurance & Cash PlansFlexible payment options

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Contact Richter Family Chiropractic

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Photo needed · exterior-sign-neededThe exterior sign still needs a real photograph. This frame stays empty until that shoot.Labeled empty frame waiting for a photograph of the exterior sign at the Corona office.

The only door

Richter Family Chiropractic 854 Magnolia Ave # J Corona, CA 92879 Phone: (951) 817-9815 Email: richterfamilychiro@gmail.com

That is the full name, address, and phone. There is not a second suite in another city. If a map has suggested Eastvale, Norco, Riverside, Chino, or Chino Hills, those are places patients drive from. The building you want is the Magnolia address above. A map search that uses the practice name and that address is here: open the map (opens in a new tab).

The frame at the top is waiting on a photograph of the exterior sign. It is labeled so nobody mistakes a stock storefront for the real door. Until the shoot happens, trust the address line, not a decorative picture.

Hours

Monday: 7:00–10:30 a.m. and 2:00–6:00 p.m. Tuesday: 7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 2:00–6:00 p.m. Wednesday: 7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 2:00–6:00 p.m. Thursday: 7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 2:00–6:00 p.m. Friday: closed Saturday: closed Sunday: closed

If you arrive on a Friday, the door will not open for a regular visit. Morning blocks are the early option on the four days the office is open. Call before you drive a long way for a same-day fit. The phone is answered by the practice, not by this guide.

Se habla español. If you want the visit in Spanish, say so when you schedule. Written Spanish pages on this site still wait on a review by Spanish-speaking staff. The person on the phone is the faster path.

This page does not send a message

There is no form here. Typing into a box on this guide would not reach the desk, so no box is offered. A message that the practice actually receives starts on the main site's contact page. A time on the schedule is held through the booking page. The published new-patient offer is described on the exam page.

What to bring

Bring a photo ID. Bring the insurance card you hope to use, if you have one. If you were in a crash, bring the claim number and the attorney's name and contact when you already have them. An attorney is not a ticket required to be examined. Prior imaging, on disc or in a portal login you can open, saves a repeat of films that already exist. Shoes you actually wear to work are useful when the problem is a foot, a knee, or a back that hates a certain surface. A short written list of medicines and of what you have already tried is enough. A novel about the pain is not required.

What people ask on the first call

New patients, and patients the office has not seen in more than two years, can ask for the published exam at $59. It covers the consultation, the examination, X-rays if the doctor decides they are indicated, and the report visit that follows. Treatment is a separate charge, explained before you agree. Each of those two visits runs about 30 to 35 minutes. Other fees are not listed on this page because they are not approved for print. Hear them before you start care. The longer money guide is how much a chiropractor costs. What the first two visits are for, in more detail, is your first chiropractic visit. How this library is edited is the review policy.

Most PPO and HMO plans and Medicare are what the practice says it accepts, and coverage still depends on the plan. Do not assume a specific network, including Kaiser, from this page. Cash, check, card, and HSA or FSA cards are ways to pay. CareCredit and Cherry are the financing names published. The lender decides. Attorney liens are described for personal-injury cases. A work injury is a reason the form says to call. Billing for that situation is not confirmed here, so ask.

How to confirm you have the right clinic

The California Board of Chiropractic Examiners is the state body that licenses chiropractors. Use it if you want to look up a license rather than trust a directory scrap. The Bureau of Labor Statistics occupational page on chiropractors explains the degree and the license in general terms. It does not set a visit price, and wage numbers on that page are not what you would pay at the desk. Medicare's chiropractic-services page is the federal description of what Part B covers. It is narrower than a full office visit. Read it, then let the desk tell you what your card will and will not do. None of those public pages replaces the address at the top.

Dr. Matthew Richter, DC, and Dr. William Choi, DC, are the chiropractors at this office. Questions about whether a machine, an adjustment, or a referral fits you are for the exam, not for a web form that does not exist. If you are in severe trouble now, chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness, or loss of bladder or bowel control, skip the phone number and use emergency services. The Magnolia office is not an emergency department.

Call, book, or use the main-site contact page. Those are the three paths that reach a person. This guide is the fourth thing, a sheet of directions, and it stops at the edge of the screen.

Questions people ask

What is the address and phone number?

Richter Family Chiropractic is at 854 Magnolia Ave # J, Corona, CA 92879. The phone is (951) 817-9815 and the email is richterfamilychiro@gmail.com. That is the only door. Eastvale, Norco, Riverside, Chino, and Chino Hills are places patients drive from, not extra suites. Use a map search with the practice name and that street if you need directions. The photo frame above is waiting on a real exterior sign, so trust the address line rather than a stock storefront.

What are the hours?

Monday is 7:00 to 10:30 in the morning and 2:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are 7:00 to noon and 2:00 to 6:00. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are closed. If you arrive on a Friday the door will not open for a regular visit. Call before you drive a long way for a same-day fit. The phone is answered by the practice, not by this guide. Morning blocks are the early option on the four open days.

Can I send a message from this page?

No. There is no form here, because a box on this guide would not reach the desk. A message the practice actually receives starts on the main site contact page. A time on the schedule is held through the booking page. The published new-patient offer is described on the exam page of that same site. Use one of those three paths. This guide is a sheet of directions and stops at the edge of the screen.

What should I bring to the first visit?

Bring a photo ID and the insurance card you hope to use. If you were in a crash, bring the claim number and the attorney's contact when you already have them. An attorney is not required to be examined. Prior imaging, on a disc or in a portal you can open, saves a repeat of films. The shoes you wear to work help when the problem is a foot, a knee, or a back. A short list of medicines is enough.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes. Se habla español. Say so when you schedule if you want the visit in Spanish. Written Spanish pages on this site still wait on a review by Spanish-speaking staff, so the person on the phone is the faster path. The doctors are Dr. Matthew Richter, DC, and Dr. William Choi, DC. Questions about whether a machine or an adjustment fits you belong to the exam. Chest pain, trouble breathing, or sudden weakness belong to emergency services, not to this phone number.

Sources

  1. California Board of Chiropractic Examiners — State of California
  2. Chiropractors — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  3. Chiropractic services — Medicare.gov

General education from Richter Family Chiropractic, not a personal diagnosis or a promise of results. Individual results vary. Chest pain, trouble breathing, sudden weakness, or loss of bowel or bladder control needs emergency care, not this page.

Waiting on the clinic

  • Medical sign-off. Dr. Matthew Richter, DC still needs to review and sign this page. Until that date is recorded, treat the page as a draft for clinical review, not as signed medical advice.
  • Doctor's own words. A short recorded statement from Dr. Richter or Dr. Choi belongs here. Do not publish a quote until one of them says it on the record.
  • Clinic photo still needed. The marked frame is waiting on a real photograph from the office. No stand-in patient or treatment photo will be generated.
  • High-resolution logo file. The header uses the practice's real wordmark from the 2024 site files (black or white wordmark, green spine). A current SVG or large PNG from the brand library would be sharper on retina screens, and would confirm the mark still matches the redesigned site.

Canonical URL: https://guide.richterfamilychiro.com/contact. This page does not redirect.