The short answer
We checked 229 chiropractic practices in the Miami area, and we asked ChatGPT and a second AI assistant four patient-style questions about who to see — eight checks in total. AI assistants named 8 of the 229, or 3.5%. The other 221 never came up once. That measures one narrow thing — whether a practice's name comes back when a patient asks — and nothing about the quality of anybody's care.
What we actually did in Miami
Before asking anything, we built the list. 229 chiropractic practices in the Miami area — real, licensed, open, seeing patients. Nearly all of them sit inside Miami itself: 222 of the 229.
Then we asked the questions a patient actually types, phrased four ways, of two different AI assistants — eight checks for Miami. Every check came back with named practices, in order. Not "here is how to choose a chiropractor" — actual names.
- Who is the best chiropractor in Miami, Florida?
- Who's the best chiropractor near Miami, Florida for back pain?
- What is the most recommended chiropractor in Miami, Florida?
- Which chiropractor should I go to in Miami, Florida?
A practice counts as named if it came back in at least one of those eight checks. We recorded the name exactly as the assistant gave it and matched it to the practice on our list. No practice was added because it is a customer of ours, and none was left out for not being one.
| Town | Practices on our list | Share of the cohort |
|---|---|---|
| Miami | 222 | 97% |
| North Miami Beach | 4 | 2% |
| 3 other towns | 3 | 1% |
The questions all say "Miami", so every practice in those 5 towns is competing inside the same question — a North Miami Beach practice is up against the Miami ones.
The number: 8 of 229
8 of 229 is 3.5% — about one in twenty-nine. For a market this crowded that is a very small door, and 221 Miami-area practices are on the outside of it.
Our data
Miami against the metros closest to it in size
Miami has 229 practices on our list. These are the four measured metros nearest that size, so the comparison is between markets of roughly comparable crowding rather than between a big city and a small one.
| Metro | Practices checked | Named | Share named |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miami, FL | 229 | 8 | 3.5% |
| St. Petersburg, FL | 171 | 15 | 8.8% |
| Sarasota, FL | 173 | 14 | 8.1% |
| Dallas, TX | 266 | 19 | 7.1% |
| Jacksonville, FL | 255 | 8 | 3.1% |
Miami ranks 25th of 26 measured metros on share named. Being named is comparatively rare here, so most of the field is invisible to these questions rather than a handful of unlucky practices.
Source: the Grow Your Chiropractic Practice AI recommendation benchmark, run 2026-07-28. We asked ChatGPT and a second AI assistant the same 4 patient-style questions in each measured metro — 8 checks per metro — and recorded every practice named by name. A practice counts as named if any assistant named it. Nobody can pay to appear.
Which Miami practices came up
This is the published top of the Miami list — the practices the questions came back to most often, best first. All 8 named practices are here.
| Practice | Town | Checks named in | Which assistants | Google rating | Google reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Mark Silverman | Miami | 4 of 8 | Both | 4.5 | 333 |
| Dr. Martin Grossman | Miami | 4 of 8 | The other assistant only | 4.8 | 262 |
| Dr. Adrian Besson | Miami | 4 of 8 | ChatGPT only | 5.0 | 29 |
| Dr. Paul Fisher | Miami | 3 of 8 | Both | 5.0 | 13 |
| Dr. Edgar Romero | Miami | 2 of 8 | ChatGPT only | 4.9 | 47 |
| Dr. Eduardo Rivero | Miami | 1 of 8 | ChatGPT only | 5.0 | 39 |
| Dr. Jorge Trujillo | Miami | 1 of 8 | ChatGPT only | 4.9 | 273 |
| Dr. Guillermo Bello | Miami | 1 of 8 | ChatGPT only | 4.4 | 10 |
Dr. Mark Silverman came back in four of the eight checks, more than any other Miami-area practice. That is a count of how often a name appeared, not a judgement that it is the best practice in Miami — we did not assess anybody's care.
Only 2 of the 8 listed Miami practices came back from both assistants. 5 came from ChatGPT alone, and 1 came from the other assistant and never from ChatGPT. If you are on this list because of one assistant, you are invisible to patients using the other.
Watch the Miami check
Every number spoken in the video is on this page. If you would rather read, nothing is missing here.
Why you'll see 7 in one place and 8 in another
We run the same questions past more than one AI assistant, because patients do not all use the same one. ChatGPT named 7 Miami-area practices. Counting a practice if any assistant named it gives 8. Both figures describe the same 8 checks.
| Counting method | Practices named | Share of the 229 |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT only | 7 | 3.1% |
| Any assistant we asked | 8 | 3.5% |
So a headline that says "we asked ChatGPT" has to quote 7, and the board — which counts every assistant — shows 8. Quoting the bigger number under the ChatGPT headline would overstate it, which is the one mistake this whole exercise exists to avoid.
The practical read: the assistants do not agree with each other. 1 Miami-area practice was named by the other assistant and not by ChatGPT. Being named by one is not being named by all of them.
What the named Miami practices had in common
The practices that got named carry a median of 43 Google reviews. Across the whole Miami cohort the median is 39. The named group is the better-reviewed end of the field — but plenty of well-reviewed Miami practices were not named, so reviews alone clearly do not decide it.
The heaviest review file on the Miami list belongs to Dr. Mark Silverman in Miami, at 333 Google reviews and 4.5 stars. It is also the practice the checks named most often, which is the tidy case — and it is not the usual one. What every named practice did have was something readable — a page saying who the doctor is, what the practice treats, and where it is.
What the Miami numbers do not tell you
- Not a quality ranking. We looked at no outcomes and assessed no care. 221 Miami-area practices were not named — far too many for that to be a verdict on any of them.
- Not a prediction. We have not measured whether being named brings patients in, so we do not claim it.
- A snapshot, taken 2026-07-28. Ask again next month and the Miami list will have moved.
- Not for sale in either direction — no paying in, no paying to be removed.
What a practice owner can actually do about it
Start by repeating the measurement by hand: ask an assistant the four questions above, with Miami in them, and read what comes back. That is the entire method. If your name is not in it, the rest of this is the unglamorous work of becoming describable — something an assistant can read and repeat about your Miami practice without guessing.
- A straight answer at the top of your home page: what you treat, where you are, whether you are taking new patients. Not a slogan.
- Who the doctor is and how long you have been in practice, in writing.
- Your street address, not just a phone number — somebody whose back has gone out wants to know the drive.
Whether that changes what an assistant says about you in Miami, we cannot promise, and we would rather say so than sell you a number we made up.
Common questions
How many chiropractors in Miami does ChatGPT recommend?
Across four patient-style questions, ChatGPT named 7 of the 229 Miami-area practices on our list. Counting every AI assistant we asked, the figure is 8 — 3.5% of the field. Measured 2026-07-28.
How many chiropractic practices are there in the Miami area?
Our Miami list holds 229 real, licensed, open practices, nearly all of them within Miami. It is the field every number on this page is measured against.
Can a practice pay to be on the Miami list?
No. There is no paid placement and no sponsorship. The list is whatever the AI assistants returned when asked. Most of the 8 named Miami practices have never spoken to us.
Does being named mean a practice is better than one that isn't?
No, and we would push back on reading it that way. We measured whether a name comes back when a patient asks. We did not look at outcomes or assess anybody's care. 221 Miami-area practices were not named, which is far too many for that to be a verdict on any of them.
Will getting named bring my Miami practice more patients?
We do not know, and we are not going to claim it. We have measured naming, not bookings. What is true is narrower: a practice that never comes back in the answers is not in that conversation at all.
How often is the Miami measurement re-run?
The current figures are from the 2026-07-28 run — 8 checks in Miami. We re-measure periodically and the published numbers move with the run; there is no manual editing of the results.
Where does your Miami practice stand?
The free check takes about sixty seconds — practice name and city. It reports what we can see when we go looking, and it does not promise you patients.
Run the free 60-second checkGoing deeper on this topic: Why isn't my practice showing up in ChatGPT?
What ChatGPT says about chiropractors in these cities
We ask ChatGPT who it recommends in each metro and publish the answer at mostrecommendedchiropractors.com. It is a measurement, not a directory listing — there is nothing to buy, and hiring us does not put a practice on it. In most metros ChatGPT names fewer than a dozen practices out of hundreds, which is the whole reason this work is worth doing.
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