I felt extremely violated the second I stepped into this hell of an establishment. One of the employees looked at me like I was one of the "they/them" people, making me extremely uncomfortable. Once it was my time to go to the back for my appointment (cancelled 3 times before due to them being "overstimulated") to help with my piriformis syndrome, I was talked to as if I were a dog. Once my session began, they did not fix the problem, nor did they make it better, and they charged me for fixing absolute hogwash. I also did not feel well cared for; instead, I felt like another number in their pocket. read more

Horrible to work with - want to take your money but when you tell them you are in a place you can't afford the service they will not work with you. read more

Like other reviews, I cannot stress enough that this is not the practice to go to. When you walk in, the floor plan is open for all to see. The consultation room has no door, so you can hear everyone else getting the run down, and they can hear yours as well. Your whole appointment is out in the open for all to see. The thing that started my internal alarms ringing was the patient intake forms. At no point did they ask for medical history like surgeries or pre-existing conditions you know about related to your spine, just if you've been in a car accident or if the treatment is related to a work injury. The second page of the form packet was a checklist of medical conditions below a paragraph explaining "leaky gut," a condition that is in no way diagnosable because it is a theory and does not have an ICD 10 code. The company logo at the top of this page was for Blueprint Nutrition, a supplement company. What that has to do with chiropractics is beyond me. I asked if it was mandatory to fill out and the man assisting me at the front desk was hesitant to say yes, because it's there "in case the doctor can help with anything else" (the chiropractor. helping with gut health. via a supplements company.). The xray went fine, luckily it was behind a closed door. Again, no questions about previous medical history so if you have any internal metal then make sure to report it before you get to this point. After this you go back to the consultation room (the room that is open for all to see and hear) where the doctor shows you your xrays and talks about what he's seeing. I am medically competent enough to know how to read the xrays so I was able to follow along, and while it seemed like a solid overview of what we were seeing, the layman could be very easily swept up into them making a mountain out of a molehill. Speaking of mountains, the commitment I was asked to make to treatments was incredible. I asked what my treatment would cost. The doctor first pressed me for full commitment to the 14 week treatment plan before disclosing any pricing. Three days a week for 10 weeks, then two days a week for two weeks, and then once weekly for the last two *treatment* appointments. There would be consistent visits thereafter. After hearing the explanation, I again requested the cost estimate and how billing works through my insurance. I was told that they do not bill insurance (despite taking the info during registration), and instead they provide a "super bill" at the end of your treatment, which you would then submit as a claim to insurance. He added a note that most insurances aren't keen on reimbursing chiropractics. below is the price breakdown as it is listed on the sheet sitting in front of me: - Relief Care (3x weekly over two weeks): $450 - Corrective Care Part 1 (3x weekly for 4 weeks): $900 - Corrective Care Part 2 (3x weekly for 4 weeks): $900 - Transition Care (2x weekly for two weeks, 1x weekly for two weeks): $450. And after all of that you want to hand me a bill and say "good luck getting that covered lol"?????? Girl nah. Super do not recommend. Based on other reviews I think I will be calling to ask that they shred all of my documentation. read more

Cason Chiropractic - Chiropractors Near Me - Harrisonburg, Virginia

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I felt like I was on an assembly line. No personalization at all. I felt like they just.pushed for more visits, i.e. more money.

Horrible experience with this Dr and basically took my mother for $10,000 and didn't help her neuropathy issues. Appears that Dr Cason is taking advantage of older adults read more

Very nice, super friendly and already feel better after 4 th visit!! Kudos to the entire staff Thank you read more

I went to Cason Chiropractic clinic for an evaluation of the neuropathy in both of my feet. Dr. Scott Cason was only interested in getting me to agree to a 12 month treatment plan for over $11,000. I didn't appreciate his high pressure sales tactics and his staff seem to be trained to follow his tactics as well. I told him that I would have prefered that he talked more like a doctor than a salesman. His response was "That's just the way we operate here". I won't use their services.... read more

I've been a patient at Cason Chiropractic since this past November. I highly recommend them. The girls who check you in are absolutely wonderful. They are extremely friendly and helpful. The massage therapists are fantastic. They listen to your concerns and to what is bothering you and work hard to help relieve your pain. Dr. Cason and Dr. Scott are amazing! They treat each patient with respect and you can tell that they are passionate about helping you to feel better and get to get back to your most healthy self. Scheduling is very flexible and the hours are convenient. I would recommend everyone to stop in! read more

I have been going to the Raphine office almost since it opened. They were able to help with an issue I was having with my neck and upper back. I recently had another issue with my lower back and I'm getting treated for that now and I appreciate the infection control that they practice, wearing masks, wiping everything down between patients. They are always very professional and very pleasant. read more

I was skeptical of this office at first for many of the reasons listed in the other reviews here. The open floor plan does Dr. Cason more harm than good, since you can hear him give the exact same rehearsed speech to every single patient. I went for a few months thinking I was just being overly critical of the place. After a few visits, the front desk staff gave me five blank referral cards, and asked me to go out and refer any friends and family. On the next visit, Dr. Cason asked me directly about the referrals. I told him about the blank cards, and he seemed upset. He gave me five new cards, and asked me to fill out names of people I was going to refer on each of them. I was nearly made to feel like I couldn't leave without committing to these referrals. This was the moment I knew I had bought into a scam. They called me almost constantly for two months after I'd cancelled all my appointments. I had to block the office number. Who knows how many times they called after that. Any relief I felt from my back pain was probably either from the 20 minute "massage" sessions or just simply placebo. The adjustments don't feel like they are doing anything at all, especially since Dr. Cason doesn't seem to treat any of his patients differently from one another. Don't go here. They're money grabbers. read more

This place was just very strange. I came in because there was a "free voucher" advertisement for JMU students to get a consultation, x-rays, and an adjustment all for free. I went in and was instantly skeptical by the layout of the office. There were no exam rooms and everything was done in an open room, absolutely zero privacy - I could hear him talking with other patients and I was watching him adjust other people. The staff was also not doing a good job with patient privacy as the nurse at the computer open at the desk I was sitting out with other patients' information up which was a red flag for me. Once I actually met the doctor, he gave me this corny speech about the spine and would hold up flash cards every time he said a big word. It seemed very rehearsed, especially as the nurse was waiting for him to reach a certain point and then walked over to hand him one of his tools so he could incorporate it in his spiel. He also didn't take anything I told him into consideration. I started to feel weird about the whole ordeal so I left before getting x-rays or anything. After I left, they called me 5 more times within a week asking me to come back in and finish my consultation. This place seemed like they weren't too interested in the health and well-being of their patients and that they just wanted to make money off of everyone. He might be a good chiropractor, I can't speak to that but I do know that I got a weird feeling in this office and I'm sure you could find much better care providers in the area that will make you comfortable and protect your privacy. read more

Went with a voucher for "free exam and xrays" only to discover that not only would I have to pay for xrays, but that if I declined xrays, I wouldnt get the "free" exam. I was told by Dr Cason that I "should go to a different chiropractor in the area". In my opinion, this was fraudulent advertising. Beware. read more

Dr Cason & Dr Scott and his employees are excellent when it comes to my care. I've been going since January and have seen major results! I have no more lower back pain. If you have back, neck, hip etc issues I recommend Dr Cason & Dr. Scott they are amazing. read more

Relaxed, friendly, and welcoming! Went in for the initial free exam, that was totally free, even the x-ray. Was given a through screening and the following visit, Dr Cason went over the exam, showed me where and how he could make improvements, and gave me a detailed schedule. There are several payment options, the staff is very flexible about being able to change my appointments. l highly recommend Dr. Cason. read more