Dr. Francis Vesci

Dr. Francis Vesci is a chiropractor in New Britain, CT, practicing at Chiropractic Center of New Britain on Cedar Street and serving patients in New Britain, Berlin, Newington, and Plainville. He has been in practice since 1994, offering chiropractic care for low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, whiplash, work injuries, and auto accident injuries. The office currently accepts Medicaid and Husky A, B, or D, along with most insurance plans.

Dr. Vesci provides his patients with computerized postural analysis and a range of physiotherapy modalities, including ultrasound, soft tissue work, and electrical stimulation. His care is described as compassionate, comfortable, convenient, and customized, with a focus on structural change rather than pain relief alone. The practice welcomes all family members, though treatment is largely adult-oriented, and offers services that include spinal adjustments and manipulation, spinal decompression, acupuncture, cold laser therapy, custom foot orthotics, therapeutic ultrasound, cryotherapy, electrical stimulation therapies, and several forms of massage therapy including deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal, sports, Swedish, and Thai massage. Auto injury, personal injury, and sports injury care are also offered, along with posture screenings and a dedicated new patient program. Free parking is available on site.

The office sits on Cedar Street, about two blocks from downtown New Britain and the CT FastTrack bus line, and directly across the street from Walnut Hill Park. It is a short walk from the New Britain Public Library and the New Britain Youth Museum, roughly a tenth of a mile away, and near the World War I Monument and the New Britain YMCA. West Main Street is just steps from the practice.

After finishing his undergraduate studies at Central Connecticut State University, Dr. Vesci opened his New Britain office in 1994 and has served local families from the same Cedar Street location ever since, building long-term relationships with patients across the greater New Britain area.