VA chiropractor in Shreveport — TRICARE and Community Care accepted.
Barksdale AFB is minutes from our door on Line Ave. We accept VA Community Care referrals, TRICARE, and Medicare for veterans and active-duty military across the Shreveport-Bossier community. Dr. Gregory Mayfield has served Northwest Louisiana for 31+ years — non-surgical, drug-free care for the injuries service demands.
Right here on Line Ave.
Our Shreveport office sits on Line Ave, minutes from Bossier City, Barksdale, and the medical district — with a second Mayfield location in Monroe if you're ever out east.
Dr. Gregory Mayfield
A former police officer who worked these roads before practicing, Dr. Mayfield has spent 31+ years helping Northwest and Northeast Louisiana move without pain — and is qualified as an expert witness in motor-vehicle-accident cases.
- Non-surgical, drug-free spine care at the Shreveport office
- Accepts most insurance, Medicare, TRICARE, auto & work injury
- Works directly with auto insurers & personal-injury attorneys
Chiropractic care built for those who served.
Whether you carried a ruck through deployment, sat in an aircraft ejection seat, or spent years in load-bearing gear, the cumulative toll shows up in your spine. We treat service-related back pain, cervical injuries, joint pain, and chronic musculoskeletal conditions — without adding another prescription to your regimen. VA authorization, TRICARE billing, and same-day appointments are all handled from our Line Ave office.
Built for the Ark-La-Tex.
From Barksdale families and Bossier shift workers to anyone rear-ended on I-20 or I-49 — we know the loads, the schedules, and the injuries this corner of Louisiana lives with.
Barksdale & military
Active-duty, retirees, and families — heavy gear, long shifts, and TRICARE-friendly chiropractic care.
Bossier & casinos
Standing all night on a casino floor or a warehouse line wears on a back. We work around overnight and rotating shifts.
I-20 & I-49 wrecks
Shreveport sits where two interstates cross. We treat whiplash & disc injuries and handle the insurance and attorney side.
"No upsell, no pressure — just a clear plan and steady progress every week."
— Verified patient"Got me in same day after a wreck and handled all the insurance paperwork. Huge relief."
— Verified patient"Years of back trouble and this is the first place that actually found the cause."
— Verified patientVA chiropractic care for Shreveport veterans
Where is the Mayfield Chiropractic Shreveport office?
Our Shreveport office is at 2219 Line Ave, Shreveport, LA 71104 — call (318) 828-1517. We are open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The office is on the Shreveport side of the bridge, roughly 10 minutes from the Barksdale AFB main gate via I-20, and close to the Overton Brooks VA Medical Center on Greenwood Road.
How do I get a VA referral for chiropractic care at Mayfield Chiropractic?
Contact your VA primary care provider at Overton Brooks VA Medical Center (318-221-8411) or through the My HealtheVet portal and request a VA Community Care referral for chiropractic services. Once you receive authorization, call our Shreveport office at (318) 828-1517 to schedule. We handle all VA billing directly — there is no cost to you for authorized visits at 2219 Line Ave.
Does Mayfield Chiropractic accept TRICARE for Barksdale AFB personnel?
Yes. We accept TRICARE for active-duty service members, military retirees, dependents, and National Guard and Reserve members affiliated with Barksdale AFB and the broader Shreveport-Bossier military community. TRICARE Prime requires a referral from your primary care manager (PCM); TRICARE Select and TRICARE for Life do not. Call (318) 828-1517 and our team will verify your specific plan before your first visit.
What service-related conditions does Dr. Mayfield treat in veterans?
Dr. Gregory Mayfield treats conditions commonly linked to military service: back and neck pain from carrying heavy gear or body armor, joint pain and stiffness from training and deployment, headaches stemming from cervical injuries, musculoskeletal pain from parachute or aircraft operations, and chronic pain patterns that developed over years of service. He uses non-surgical, drug-free techniques suited to patients who want to avoid adding medication to existing VA prescriptions.
What should I bring to my first VA Community Care chiropractic visit?
Bring your VA authorization letter or referral number, your military or veteran ID, and any relevant medical records or imaging (X-rays, MRI) related to your chief complaint. If you have TRICARE, bring your insurance card. Our Shreveport office at 2219 Line Ave will collect your intake paperwork, confirm your authorization with the VA, and start your evaluation on the same visit — call (318) 828-1517 if you have questions in advance.
Stop working around the pain.
Book online or call the Shreveport office on Line Ave — same-day appointments available.