Julie has been fantastic for me over the years and makes sure to address the individual issues that…read moreare hurting me & I love the Lazer treatments and the Dry Needling! I'm going to make an appointment right now!

My wife & I USED to go here. Dr. Scott is very good, however her office staff are incredibly rude,…read moreunhelpful, & just don't care. This place cares more about money than patient care. I've now been going to another chiropractor for the last couple years. He is amazing, actually helps the priblem rather than throwing a bunch of pointless treatments at you to make you pay for. I strongly recommend moving on from this place.

Dr Kent who purchased the practice for Dr Toben awhile back is also excellent. He has helped me…read morethrough several injuries since he has been in. He is kind and listens to you about what is going on. He also has a online scheduling system which is easy to use. Just get online and choose an appointment time that will work for you based off when he has open. Highly recommend Dr Kent to be part of your medical care team.

Dr. Witt is the sensei of chiropractic! I walked in with a painful low back strain and limited…read moremobility... no thanks to the leg press machine at our gym. I had suffered all weekend and Dr. Witt quickly identified the hang-up and fixed me. I felt the results immediately and was able to do a rigorous trail run only an hour later. And this was my first visit! He has a huge repertoire (offering cupping, dry needling and Rossiter) and truly treats the whole body, as opposed to focusing on one technique. I've been to my share of chiropractors, and the best can tell what ails you by just observation and touch. I was anxious that I'd have to commit to x-rays or treatment plan before a productive adjustment, but this was happily not the case. It was Dr. Witt or more Advil and I'm so very glad to find him. Highly recommend! Especially for athletes and armchair athletes like me!

Dr. Sheldon is great and super transparent and honest. Isn't there for a money grab like other…read morechiropractors. I was dealing with lower back pain for 6 weeks and he was the 3rd chiropractor I went to after a dozen between others. I only went in for 3 visits and on the third he told me to go get imaging because it wasn't getting better. Turns out I had a ruptured disc that couldn't be fixed there. Will recommend him to anyone that asks me for recommendations!

Dr Jaqi is amazing! Michaela is also the sweetest at the front desk. I have been seeing her for…read moreaccupuncture throughout my pregnancy and plan to continue postpartum. Highly recommend this team. They are so caring and kind. Not to mention knowledgeable!

Dr Curtis is a straight shooter, and a very knowledgeable Doc. I come from a Chiropractic family…read moreand know enough to be able to say that. I'm not an extremist though...there a place for Medical Docs too. Haven't seen a Chiro for 8 years and my health is crappy. Doc saw that and gave it to me straight. Gave me specific practical instructions that I'm doing my best to follow. He's a good adjuster, not too hard. Feeling better already. Highly recommend. And he's not the kind of Doc who runs up the fees for X-rays and assessment and treatment. His fees are very reasonable.

I highly recommend Doc Curtis! He is so committed to excellence and is compassionate and caring. He…read morehas taught me exercises to do for my back along with treatments and I am so much better now. You can't go wrong with Doc Curtis, he's the best!!!

So glad I found Dr. Brian. I was in a lot of pain for some time and after seeing him, my quality of…read morelife has improved so much. He always listens and it's such a relief to know he's there if my back is hurting.

Dr. Flemming is an amazing practitioner! I had never tried chiropractic treatment before, but I…read moretrust him and his office staff is wonderful. Very accommodating when I've had to change appointment times at the last minute. The payment plans are very affordable as well.

Super grateful to having been under the care of Dr. Oaks recently. Caring and compassionate, he is…read moremuch more than a chiropractor but a gifted healer. When in his presence I immediately feel his big heart and genuine passion to help people. Easy going, very knowledgable and a great guy to connect with, I highly recommend Dr. Oaks if you're looking to care for your body, mind and soul.

I pretty much stick to only reviewing extraordinary experiences or encounters. As someone who has…read morehad many [mostly amazing] wellness practitioners throughout my athletic career (20+ years of wrestling, football, etc.), Dr. Morgan stands out as an incredibly gifted, high-integrity chiropractor. I've been seeing him for almost 2 years now... His process is very wholistic, integrating emotional & spiritual aspects of my life with the biomechanical responses occurring in my body. His technique to manipulate the anatomy is very gentle, smooth, effective, and with an "easy-release" in a way I haven't experienced before. Plus, he offers a cold laser technology to assist with blood/energy flow & reducing inflammation. His demeanor is naturally oriented toward kindness, curiosity & humble guidance. Most times I walk away with a new mental-emotional-spiritual consideration to process in how I'm showing up for myself & in the world beyond me. An absolute 10/10 -- HIGHLY recommend working with this man!!

I am one of the "vintage" patients who possesses high expectations. Dr. Thomas Krueger never rushes…read moreme (I am in extremely "slow mo"). I have been a patient for numerous years, beginning at the previous Abarr Lake Chiropractic & Acupuncture location. However, parking lot can be tight.

I love Amy. She's the best! She's been helping me with my low back pain (and even my knee pain). I…read morewas unable to lay on my back for any length of time prior to seeing Amy. I was a skeptic of the tool she uses to do her adjustments but after one adjustment and treatment I was shocked by how well my back felt! Amy is very caring and understanding but also VERY busy so if I have concerns or problem areas I find that it's best to communicate them directly when I see her so she can address them right then. If you're looking for a lot of communication and follow-ups/reminders between appointments this is probably not the best place for you. Amy is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about her work which I truly value. I recommend Amy to anyone experiencing back/neck/shoulder pain.

No appointment was ever on time. Always waited an extra 10+ minutes to be seen even with an…read moreappointment. Very nice team inside but it feels like a money grab after being told the initial visit was something like $187 because a new patient fee of $100 had to be charged by Colorado law. I've been to other places that charge a fraction of that for an initial visit. I went on a Monday and was told to come every day of the week basically because of how I was feeling. Stopped after 3 appointments because $87 a day is not sustainable. Felt even worse after I tried another chiropractor after this and he told me "3 times a week is wayyyyy too much" to be seeing a chiropractor. Highly recommend this other chiropractor in Windsor because after 3 appointments he told me "you need imaging because I'm not seeing any changes" Atlas is a money grab from what I can tell.

I initially discovered Dr. Sara through the KST Chiropractic website, drawn by the appeal of…read morefinding a practitioner closer to home who used this methodology. My previous chiropractor, who also practiced KST, was located in south Denver--too far for regular care. I hoped this would be a more convenient option with similar results. Unfortunately, my experience could not have been more different. From the outset, Dr. Sara struck me as someone who views herself less as a practitioner and more as a savior. Her office materials--brochures, pamphlets, and even her speech--revolve around the idea that she "heals" people, often emphasizing how patients come from far and wide for her care. She speaks with great certainty about how she'll "put your body into a state of massive healing." That confidence may resonate with some, but it set a high and self-focused precedent that didn't match my needs or experience. After my first visit, which involved what felt like over a hundred rapid adjustments while lying face down, I left disoriented and dizzy--so much so that I had to sit in my car for over 30 minutes before I felt safe enough to drive home. She also applied her adjustment instrument using what she referred to as "more mustard"--a forceful intensity that caused me to recoil in pain. When she noticed my recoil, she insisted it was necessary. In my experience, that couldn't be further from the truth. The body is incredibly perceptive and responsive; a gentler approach is not only possible--it's often far more effective. The aftermath was alarming and prolonged. My digestive system shut down entirely. I couldn't eat without severe pain, even with digestive enzymes. I experienced nausea, vomiting, and an inability to pass stool. I stopped sleeping, and my long-dormant insomnia and migraines returned with full force. My vision also became incredibly blurry, and reading glasses no longer helped. The physical and emotional toll was immense. It took extensive time, support from other providers, and no small expense to start bringing my body back into balance. I returned a week later to share these concerns. I requested to be adjusted upright due to my health history, and she agreed. However, she was dismissive of the profound impacts the first treatment had caused, and instead of exercising caution, she performed another 29 adjustments. Again, the results were destabilizing. While the office was visually calming, the strong synthetic fragrance used throughout made it physically uncomfortable for me, especially with my sensitivity to smells. Dr. Sara herself exudes a kind of forced warmth--there's an intensity about her that feels more like someone operating in a constant sympathetic nervous system state than a grounded healer. She also frequently invaded my personal space during conversations, which felt intrusive and, at times, intimidating. I don't believe Dr. Sara is well-suited for working with sensitive or complex cases. Her style is assertive, inflexible, and, in my experience, disregarding of bodily feedback. What concerned me most was not just the physical impact of her work, but the mentality behind it--the savior complex. A true healer honors the body's innate wisdom and sees themselves as a facilitator, not the source of the healing itself. Anyone who believes they "are" the healing force, rather than a guide, raises red flags for me. When I called to discontinue care, the front desk staff--though generally kind--responded by implying the problem was with my ability to "receive the treatment," framing my experience as an outlier rather than accepting any responsibility or offering compassion. There was no acknowledgment that the approach may have been excessive or poorly matched for my system. I wouldn't recommend Dr. Sara to individuals who are highly sensitive, dealing with chronic conditions, or seeking a collaborative, responsive practitioner. The experience left me more unwell than when I arrived, and questioning not only the application of the technique--but the discernment with which it's practiced.