Mark Cereceda understands how difficult struggling it is to struggle with pain every single day. He sees it all the time in his work as a chiropractor. In a world where people want quick solutions to their pain, Mark Cereceda knows chiropractic work is an ongoing process and not always a onetime fix-all solution. But for people who suffer from back or neck pain, his abilities to manipulate the spine or ligaments may help relieve their pain for a period of time.

It is hard to pinpoint precisely where Mark Cereceda works because he works out of multiple offices. "I own several health centers and each is dedicated to providing exceptional service," says Mark Cereceda. The centers that Mark Cereceda owns are multidisciplinary. "Our services include orthopedic services, chiropractic services, interventional medicine, general medicine, EKG's, x-rays, MRI's, and CT's," says Mark Cereceda.

When patients are in need of Mark Cereceda for care, they have multiple locations to go to. Centers Mark Cereceda works out of include: Ceda Orthopedics, Interventional Medicine, and Ceda Health. "Interventional medicine is a new service," says Mark Cereceda; "Interventional medicine includes epidurals and facet blocks. Injection of the medication is only performed though fluoroscopy which is an imaging technique where patients stand between an x-ray source and a fluorescent screen. It is significant because you capture x-ray images in real time."

"I'm very thankful for the continued success of my health centers. I'm proud to say I've been providing chiropractic services for over 17 years and currently employ over 100 people," says Mark Cereceda. Some of the employees are doctors like Mark Cereceda or other health and administrative employees.

"In order to employ other doctors and health professionals, the centers must make a profit. This is important to afford the modern equipment we use as well," says Mark Cereceda. However, he isn't about to bankrupt people for it. "I'm proud to say I have always provided medical services to patients regardless of their ability to pay," says Mark Cereceda.