Ed Camp Chiropractic, is located in the Inner Richmond area near the Laurel Heights shopping center on California Street between fourth and fifth Streets just a few blocks from the CPMC Campus.
The following are directions from differing parts of the bay to assist you in finding Ed Camp Chiropractic.
Take the Golden Gate Bridge and use the nineteenth avenue exit. As you come out of the tunnel, take a right on Lake and immediately U-Turn. Take lake to fourth Street and take a right and park at will. I am half way down the block on California between fourth and fifth Streets.
Take the bay bridge and exit on Ninth Street. Take a right on Ninth and stay in the left two lanes. As you cross Market Ninth will force you onto Hayes. Proceed up Hayes until you reach Franklin where you take a right. At the top of the hill you’ll take a left on Geary Blvd. Follow Geary until you pass through the tunnel under Masonic Street then start looking for Arguello where you’ll take a right. Follow Arguello until you make a left on California and you are looking for 4224 California Suite 203.
Take 101 to San Francisco. Exit on Ninth Street. Go straight on Ninth and stay in the left two lanes. As you cross Market Ninth will force you onto Hayes. Proceed up Hayes until you reach Franklin where you take a right. At the top of the hill you’ll take a left on Geary Blvd. Follow Geary until you pass through the tunnel under Masonic Street then start looking for Arguello where you’ll take a right. Follow Arguello until you make a left on California and you are looking for 4224 California Suite 203.
From Downtown you can take the 1-California and get off at Fourth Ave. The 2-Clement up Sutter Street. You can also take the 38-Geary getting off at Fourth Ave and walking two blocks to California Street or the 38L-Geary Limited getting off at Fifth Ave and Geary.
From the Marina area, take the 22-Filmore to Sacramento Street and then transfer to the 1-California outbound. Or the 43-Masonic and transfer to the 1-California or 2-Clement at Presidio.
From the Mission, Castro or Haight Ashbury districts you can take the 33 Stanyan and get off at Arguello and California and walk four blocks.
If you are in the Inner Sunset, Twin Peaks, Top of Market, Glen Park, Portola, Bay View, or Hunters Point districts the 44-O’shaughnessy stops at California between Sixth and Seventh Ave.
From Bayview/Hunters point, Bernal Heights, Noe Valley/Castro Duboce Triangle or Western Addition/Panhandle you can take the 24-Divisidero to California Street and transfer to the 1-California outbound to forth ave.
From the Sunset you can take the 29-Sunset or 28-19th Avenue to California Street and the inbound 1-California.
From South of Market you have to take either the 47-Van Ness and transfer to the 1-California at Sacramento and Van Ness, or you can take the 10-Townsend and transfer to the 1-California outbound at Sacramento and Sansome
From Downtown you can take the 1-California and get off at Fourth Ave. The 2-Clement up Sutter Street. You can also take the 38-Geary getting off at Fourth Ave and walking two blocks to California Street or the 38L-Geary Limited getting off at Fifth Ave and Geary.
From the Marina area, take the 22-Filmore to Sacramento Street and then transfer to the 1-California outbound. Or the 43-Masonic and transfer to the 1-California or 2-Clement at Presidio.
From the Mission, Castro or Haight Ashbury districts you can take the 33 Stanyan and get off at Arguello and California and walk four blocks.
If you are in the Inner Sunset, Twin Peaks, Top of Market, Glen Park, Portola, Bay View, or Hunters Point districts the 44-O’shaughnessy stops at California between Sixth and Seventh Ave.
From Bayview/Hunters point, Bernal Heights, Noe Valley/Castro Duboce Triangle or Western Addition/Panhandle you can take the 24-Divisidero to California Street and transfer to the 1-California outbound to forth ave.
From the Sunset you can take the 29-Sunset or 28-19th Avenue to California Street and the inbound 1-California.
From South of Market you have to take either the 47-Van Ness and transfer to the 1-California at Sacramento and Van Ness, or you can take the 10-Townsend and transfer to the 1-California outbound at Sacramento and Sansome
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“Dr Camp is so compassionate! I came in knowing what I needed (new orthotics) and the specific issues with my feet as a runner. He hooked me up with some custom hardshell orthotics as per my request. After the first run, I knew they fit like a glove! No fatigue in my feet or ankles. No issues with my neuromas AND he added some extras in to allow my toes to reach the perfect angle. Giving me more control and a longer stride. If you’re looking for custom orthotics for daily use or as an athlete, Dr Camp is a perfect choice! Will be seeing him in a year for new orthotics.
Samantha H. 2018
“"During the 2003 King of the Bay windsurfing competition I hurt my foot. Thought I was going to have to drop out. Dr. Camp taped me up, sent me back out and I won the contest. Thanks Dr. C for the help with my foot I came out a winner !"
Tyson P. ~2005
“As an MD I was a little leery of having my orthotics made by a Chiropractor. After meeting Dr. Camp and talking to him for a while, I was impressed with his knowledge and professionalism. He proceeded to give me one of the most through examinations I have ever had. I have received my orthotics and use them for running and walking, I am very happy with the product. Thank you Dr. Camp for the prompt service and attention to detail.
Dr. D. 2019
“Ed Camp is an innovative, approachable and helpful Chiropractic Foot Specialist. He cares about his patients, is interested in finding ways to help them and thinks outside the box, in large part because he seems to have a wider range of tools and approaches than traditional podiatrists. I’ve used him for orthotics and the fit has been excellent. But he also has thoughts and suggestions that go beyond just the orthotic fitting and I have found them very helpful. He just gets it.
Robert W. 2019
