I went to see Dr. Casey and his crew because of pain in my back and hip. He did a thorough exam,…read moreasked a lot of questions and explained why he was going to suggest my treatment. Within three visits, each about a week apart the combination of exercises and stretches he gave me to do at home and his spinal adjustments in the office the pain was gone. I've been seeing him about once a week and he still asks questions to find out if something specific might have caused a misalignment or pain. I feel very confident in recommending Healthcare Complete and Dr. Casey to anyone considering treatment for aches and pains.

Health Care Complete just got even better! SoCo Stretch is fantasti- Traci is wonderful.read more

They really know what they are doing. You feel great when they get through with you. So many others…read morehurt you while giving you an adjustment but they don't. Both doctors are very warm and caring. We having been coming to them for over 20 years.

I have been going to Linhardt Chiropractic since the 1990s. I use to have a lot of back problems. I…read morehad been to others before and I felt like they were taking my money but not really helping me. I have very little trouble now even though I am 60. They have never failed to help. Never pushed me to come back over and over. I hope they can squeeze me in next Tuesday as it is my only day off. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

I can't say enough good things about the team that Joan has put together at Brefeld. Between my…read morehusband and myself this is the 5th time we have been patients here. My husband rehabbed both hips and I did rotator cuff rehab. Currently I am a patient for knee replacement. Jane is my PT and I can not speak highly enough of her. The entire staff from the moment you walk into until you leave makes you feel valued and important. I rehabbed last year at another place and quit after a few visits because I felt like I was a number not a person who had under gone a major surgery. Ever time I leave Brefeld I feel like I have accomplish something. No matter what your rehab needs may be give Joan & crew a try. You will be glad you did!!

The VFC staff is incredible! The doctors are clear in what they are doing and why they are doing…read moreit. I move been going there for about a year- started for an injury and now on maintenance care- and I always feel listened to and respected. The front desk staff also are excellent!! So kind and helpful! Always looking for a solution if there is an issue with scheduling or payment. This is my first experience with a chiropractor and I would literally never go anywhere else!

The doctors listen to you. Really listen to your aches and pains. They tackle the root of the…read moreproblem, not just medicate it. I've been going to see Dr. Grabowski for 7 years. She's amazing.

Doc is Amazing and a super nice guy, staff is all very nice and helpful! I woke up this morning and…read moremy diabetic neuropathy pain was so bad it had me getting sick. I just got back from The Back Pain Clinic and the pain is gone. I'm sore are hell because the doc loosened my back and joints up, and I go back tomorrow for round 2. I cannot say enough good about Dr. Fast and his team! If you're having back pain, joint pain, diabetic neuropathy pain, this is the place to go. Dr. Fast will fix ya quick!

Clay scoliosis clinic is a privately owned clinic to treat symptoms associated with scoliosis using…read morehands-on schroth therapy. The clinic treats children as well as adults and also offers pilates for those with scoliosis. I've had the opportunity to work with Rachel and other physical therapists there at the clinic and they have been able to provide me quality treatment for my pain that doctors and physical therapists everywhere else have not been able to do, and I am so happy that I was able to find this place. Most health insurance plans do not cover this this clinic, so you have to pay out of pocket for each appointment. One thing that has helped me is saving money ahead of time to be able to pay for the 10-12 week treatment program. Their treatment plan usually consists of going once per week for 10-12 weeks while completing exercises at home throughout the week. The physical therapists are all really nice and friendly, Rachel has helped me so much with everything and has been patient with me throughout my journey receiving treatment.

Headline: Schroth therapy worked for me!…read more The 2 Rachels and the Katie of Clay Scoliosis Clinic spent 2 months easing my back into a different shape. Yes, I mean my back, not only my spine. My back looks different now. This woman-owned business is the only Schroth therapy office in St. Louis. I'm not sure how much of this review should be for the clinic vs. the therapy style. I'll try to keep this balanced and topical. My curve: My curve is moderate; it is S-shaped, though it's a subtle S. My origin story: I've had a tightness, a burning, in my shoulders and neck for decades. I have migraines. For years medical professionals and well-intentioned laypersons told me my pain would improve with "better posture." I tried. Chiropractors, acupressure, massages, yoga, meditation, and good solid effort would make me feel better temporarily. For years I wondered why one side of my torso had more height and why it is so tense despite my having removed most stressors from my life. I had moderate pain in my mid-back for a few years. I started having more intense pain and then spasms in 2023. Turns out scoliosis has been behind my health issues! I was formally diagnosed with moderate scoliosis about a year ago. A hospital PT employee suggested I try Schroth @ Clay Scoliosis. ---------- What I learned: 1. How curvy I am and what that means: Rachel Clay, the clinic owner, did a thorough assessment and review of my x-rays. She measured my Cobb angles as a little bigger than the spine doctor did a few months earlier: 20 and 16 degrees, I think. 2. How to decrease the curve: I learned how to unwind, lengthen, and encourage my spine to be more balanced. What I said about posture above--we can't just "change our posture" that much. Rachel drew on a white board to show me what's going on in there. She taught me how to sit, stand, and even breathe in a Schroth way. This started with learning work certain muscles differently than I'd ever thought. Now I breathe in a way that counters my curve. (No, each breath I take is not a Schroth breath, but more breaths are than the exercises call for. Just habit!) ---------- How I improved: My shoulders were noticeably uneven when I started therapy. The height was off by well over an inch. Was it 2 inches? More? I don't know. My shoulders are even now! They are even when I stand up, when I walk, etc. But I didn't care about the aesthetics. I cared about how much pain I was in. It's a lot better now. They measured great improvement. I may have another x-ray taken in the future because I like data. ---------- Other stuff... The staff is great: I saw Rachel Clay for my assessment, Rachel Webster for most of my therapy sessions, and Katie for one of my therapy sessions. All of the staff were so nice and accommodating when I needed to change appointments due to illness. I miss Rachel W. so much!! We got to be buddies! The cost: It isn't covered by my insurance, but I used my flex spending card to save. Items like weights, wedges, and other therapy needs, most of which you can get at 5 Below or online, are extra. The therapists make suggestions on substitutes for these things that you may have around the house. I'm getting a lot of use out of everything. Nothing cost more than $10! Waiting: This is the only Schroth therapy in StL. I had to wait a few weeks to for an opening (when someone concludes therapy). I got in sooner by taking a mid-morning timeslot. Make time and do your homework: I waited until I had time for Schroth. The appointments are an hour per week for 6-12 weeks. I think mine was 8 weeks. You'll do the same day and time each week, but if you have a conflict, they can accommodate you with a different day and time. Building the habit of doing the exercises may be the hard part. Don't start the therapy until you can prioritize it. The exercises don't hurt: Some exercises seem weird at first. Some are difficult to learn. None hurt. Some I like! Those core exercises, though... they don't hurt, but I feel them. After you are taught each exercise, you are filmed as they verbally take you through it; they share it with you on the app so you have a perfect reference as you do these at home. (Oh, and it's a good app and not a dumb app... I find most apps irritating.) Schroth and scoliosis continue: You keep doing the therapy after it's over. I do some exercises 2-3 days/week, some 4-5 days/week, and a couple daily. This takes anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes/day. I still have pain sometimes; I still have scoliosis. But it's so much better. And I usually feel good unless I start slacking. The staff is there for you after: You can return for one-off sessions after therapy concludes: You can have them check your form and make new suggestions in sessions of half an hour or an hour. You can message them through the app indefinitely. You can stop by for an spare set of wedges in case you have a habit of leaving yours somewhere when you travel. I've reached my word count ok bye!

Hands on help here. They listen and work with you. I've been helped since day 1. I enjoy the…read moreteamwork among therapists. I never feel left alone.

This place is AMAZING, and unlike any health office I've been, from the moment I stepped in the…read moredoor. The aesthetics are unreal, the leather couches and decor are like a country club...This is definitely not a waiting room! And I didn't even wait! I gave my name to Robin, the sweet receptionist, and someone came and whisked me off to my private room. The room was a deep navy color, outfitted with a large, wall mounted tv, nestled amongst other pictures on the wall. A very cool masculine vibe. Even the lounger/exam chair was a deep brown shade. And very comfortable. I came for an IV treatment- see my pics for the plethora of options and customizations...there is definitely something for everyone. And, you can also add on pure oxygen to breathe in during your IV treatment. There are 2 sizes of bags - I chose the smaller one, as I was a virgin. I put on the Bravo channel and relaxed while my IV did it's magic. It was quick, painless, and easy! They really take care of you - checking in on you several times during your treatment and ensuring your comfort. I will definitely be back! Bravo to the savvy owners for bringing customizable IV therapy to the Midwest!

I'm on my 6th month now, it's been slow to see the results but I deff can tell I'm leaner and my…read moreskin feels different. I started noticing the changes around month 4, so don't give up too soon! My muscle tone has deff increased too in my arms and I don't train them in the gym. I love the office I go to. Technically they're "men's health" but I had to go there over their women's clinic side because that's where they do lab work at and I wanted a hormone panel ran to check on my thyroid. The office is beautifully designed, and the lab staff is on it. Robin is amazing and is seriously the sweetest person ever. The rest of the staff Is no diff, they're all super professional but friendly and attentive to anything you need. I couldn't say enough good things about them!!! Love! And as for their men's therapy, my ex went there for lowT and ED and he loved it too! We both drove to Shiloh from STL (30 min) and it's worth it. But sounds like I won't need to do that soon as they are opening a clinic close to me in the City! I can't wait!!!!!