Your Health. Your Care. Your Choice.
Whether you’re looking for natural pain relief or need a DOT physical, we’ve got you covered—simple, fast, and patient-focused.
Choose the service that fits your needs:
633 Chiropractic
Feel better. Move better. Live better.
We focus on helping your spine and nervous system function at their best so your body can heal, adapt, and thrive.
✔ Back & neck pain
✔ Women’s health support
✔ Chronic pain & mobility
✔ Wellness & preventative care
633 DOT
Fast, reliable, and stress-free DOT physicals.
We help you stay compliant and on the road without the hassle.
✔ Certified DOT exams
✔ Quick scheduling
✔ Same-day appointments (if applicable)
✔ Easy documentation
Who We Help
Care designed for real people with real needs
At 633, we proudly serve:
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Women at all stages of life
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Veterans managing chronic pain
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Busy professionals who need efficient care
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Drivers who need quick, compliant DOT exams
Why Choose 633
Simple. Supportive. Focused on You.
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Personalized care plans
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Easy online scheduling
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Clear communication—no guesswork
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A welcoming, patient-first environment
SMS Policy
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Request for your Records
o Talk to _Iperlitta Lolis DC___
Requesting your records
Rule §76.2
(a) A patient may request patient records be disclosed to another person or to
the patient.
(b) A patient shall make the request for disclosure of patient records in writing.
(c) In a written request for disclosure of patient records, a patient shall include:
• (1) the specific information or records to be disclosed; and
• (2) the person to whom the records are to be disclosed.
(d) A patient or other person legally authorized to act on the patient's behalf shall
sign the written request for disclosure of patient records.
(g) A licensee or other person may honor an oral request for disclosure if the
licensee or other person documents:
• (1) the patient's identity by valid government identification or legal
documents that identify a person as the patient's legal representative; and
• (2) the information required by subsections (c) and (d) of this section.
(h) A licensee or other person shall disclose patient records, after receiving any
applicable fees for the records, within 15 business days from the date of the
request, unless the request is denied under subsection (j) of this section.
Contact the Applicable Licensing or Disciplinary Authority
o Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners
(512) 305-6700
o Office for Civil Rights (OCR)
How to File a Consumer Complaint
o Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners
1801 Congress Avenue Suite 10.500
Austin, Texas 78701
512-305-6700
https://db.tbce.texas.gov/fmi/webd/TBCE_Complaint_Portal?hom...
