I'm a chiropractor and have been in business for 11 years. I have been seeing Foti for 3 months and…read morehis knowledge is excellent each session I visit. We discuss what's going on then he performs his treatment for the assessed problem. Every time I feel better I've probably visited him 12 times in 3 months and he's been great each session. Thank You Foti for your skill and commitment to help people live better lives.

Foti will have you feeling like a million bucks, no exaggeration. He's corrected so many issues…read moreI've had over the years in just a few visits. Couldn't recommend more.

I started seeing Dr. Zhao several years ago when i was having severe leg pain. He is fantastic…read more He helped the pain stop as well as so many other things. It was just such healing experiencing seeing him 2x a week. I have not been able to go in awhile but as soon as i can i will be back. Recommend him highly!

Dr. Zhao is incredible. I have severe/chronic IBS and after a few years or not getting any help for…read moremanaging my pain from a G.I doc I decided to try acupuncture. I have been going to Dr. Zhao for a few months now. I can honestly say acupuncture has changed my life. Although not completely cured my IBS is 100× more manageable then ever. I am so thankful for Dr. Zhao and his services. His clinic is nice and clean and he is very friendly. He is also very flexible when it comes to working patients in his schedule.

Excellent service. Mr. Kwan is kind and knowledgeable. I went to see him while undergoing…read morechemotherapy. His acupuncture helped me deal with the gnarly side effects associated with chemo. I was able to sleep better, maintain an appetite, and break free of chemo-brain. It wasn't supported by insurance but a wise investment nonetheless.

I had a head on collision in September 2021. My right knee was injured. I saw an orthopedic doctor…read moreand after x-rays and an MRI he said surgery was needed to repair my knee. The surgery made it worse. My knee swelled up to twice the size of my left knee and left me in more pain than I had before the operation. After several months I went back to the ortho doctor and he gave me three options: live with the pain, get a cortisone shot every couple months or have a knee replacement. I didn't like any of the three. I was researching knee replacement and ran across a website for stem cell therapy. I made an appointment and long story short, took the treatments and it helped for a while then the pain was back. I decided to get a knee replacement. My wife had a bad car wreck in 1998. She has had several surgeries on her back and neck. The result has been chronic pain and neuropathy for years. It was so bad she couldn't hardly walk. Every year she felt like she was dying a little more. She started losing feeling in her feet and limbs, stayed swelled up all the time. She has been on pain meds for 15 years and they have slowly increased because the pain level has increased with age. She got a tip from a friend to try Dr. Kwan, after the first treatment feeling started coming back in her feet. She has gone once a week for several weeks and it's amazing the changes I have seen in her, she can walk without being in pain. So back to my knee replacement. Mary told me please try Dr, Kwan first. I reluctantly agreed. One of the best things I have ever done. I have had three treatments, the swelling is gone and the pain is greatly reduced. Dr. Kwan and his wife are amazing and wonderful people. So full of compassion and wanting to help people in pain. Thank you for what you do.

Adam has been a great chiropractor and his staff is the friendliest and most accommodating people I…read morehave met in any office. They are truly there to help you and make you feel better, physically and mentally. I miss this office so much, I would just want to go back and say hello. Hard to find a great chiropractor who actually listens to your needs. Would like to have a clone of Adam where I moved.

Today was my first visit but I can already tell that Dr. Whiddon is fully capable of handling your…read moremedical needs. He is very friendly and professional and his staff really makes you feel comfortable and welcome. I highly recommend going here. I'm happy that I did.

Excellent service! The staff is so welcoming, kind,…read moreinformative , and considerate. Worth every dollar please sign up for all services this is worth it for your health and the BEST service. Thank you all soooo much, I will be back soon

I underwent cryotherapy body contouring at Healing Waters in January 2026 and developed a large…read morecircular area of hyperpigmentation on my abdomen following treatment. Initially, I was told the discoloration was normal bruising and was advised to use a bruise cream. I was also told it would likely resolve within a few weeks. However, the mark remains visible five months later. What has been most disappointing is not simply that a complication occurred, as I understand every cosmetic procedure carries risks. My concern is that there was no meaningful discussion beforehand about the possibility of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), and when the discoloration persisted, I was not provided with a clear treatment plan, timeline, refund, or other corrective action. I reached out multiple times, provided photographs, and expressed concern about the persistence of the pigmentation. While I received reassurance that the area was healing, I was not given specific recommendations beyond continued observation. The discoloration has improved somewhat but remains noticeable. Had I been fully informed that a visible mark could persist for five months or longer, I would have weighed my decision differently. I hope that by January (a year later) my scar will resolve. I additionally had paid for 6 colonics upfront but have been hesitant about returning. They have not reached out or followed up with me whatsoever. It's a loss and I feel insecure about this. I encourage prospective clients to ask detailed questions about the risks of pigmentation changes, expected recovery timelines, and what support is available if complications occur.

Dr. Johnson is awesome! I don't know what I would do without my adjustment visits. The first time I…read moresaw Dr. Johnson, I immediately felt comfortable with her plan of treatment for me. She is very knowledgeable and approachable, and always ensures to fully explain things to me in a way that I can understand. I feel better and better after every visit! Would definitely recommend her and her practice.

From the owner: Whole Health Wellness Chiropractic, Acupuncture, Nutritional…read moreCounseling, Hair Analysis, Detox programs and Supplementation. Spinal manipulation, shoulder disorders, knee disorders, feet disorders.

My son is a Freshman at University of Alabama and he knocked a rib out while working out at the…read morecampus gym. I contacted the office today and they got him in right away. My son said he felt MUCH better and the treatment was excellent! I've been a chiropractor for over 23 years and my son knows a great office when he sees one. If you have a student at BAMA, you can't go wrong sending them to this practice!

Spine and Sport is seriously one of the best chiropractor offices I have visited. It may appear…read morebusy at times but it never feels like you have to wait. They offer much more than the basic chiropractic adjustment. To name a few additional treatments: massages, ultrasounds, acupuncture, cupping, stim, etc. Doctors and staff are extremely helpful, friendly, and eager to listen and help!

If you're looking for a relaxed atmosphere this is not the place BUT 100% free for veterans, ask…read moreyour doctor! The music is pretty loud. Modesty is also not considered much. They told me to get undressed (they didn't tell me what to take off) and didn't even give me a blanket. I had to find it. Dr. Beth Sherer only put Acupuncture needles in my on the top of my head because I asked (she was giving me Acupuncture for Anxiety, and this is where you're supposed to put the needles mostly ) she said "oh I thought I couldn't put them there because of your hair claw." I think she was just trying to save time. Another Acupuncturist I had just asked me to take the hair claw off. It was more painful than other places I've been to. I laid there with the needles in for 20 minutes. That is the minimum. I told her I had chronic pain and 20 minutes for that is not enough according to my research (see phorltot). I think this place mainly serves veterans :) which is great because it's covered 100% for them. I had to pay $60. She definitely put the needles in the right spots because I felt relaxed afterwards, but mostly the loud music and the long wait (1 hr) turn me off. Disclaimer: if you're not sensitive to loud music, it won't be a problem for you, but I would think a lot of veterans are coming because of PTSD and chronic pain and loud music is just not calming for some people. Usually with body work/alternative medicine, there's very calming music in the background. I think the music was loud because the atmosphere seemed so hectic with so many people coming and going. I'd say it's a good deal if you get the bundle with the chiropractic and you don't mind a long wait and loud music. One last huge drawback was that the person taking the needles out couldn't find them all!! that's a red flag. I don't want to be walking out of there with a needle in me or touch it accidentally with my hand - that would really hurt. So, Acceptable but not good, but FREE for Veterans

Great place great staff and love the atmosphere. I have several ailments that triggers my body and…read moresince I've been going here, the treatments is trying to help alleviate and give me some relief.

Great pace to go . Always on time . And the surgery was a breeze ! So happy I choice her to do mine…read more.

I have already written a glowing review of the Andrews Sports Medicine location at St Vincents…read morehospital. It talks about the extremely efficient and friendly operation that they have mastered. That could not be done without fantastic doctors like Dr McKeon. After whizzing through the check-in process, being called back, and vetted by Dr. McKeon's assistant, she came in almost immediately after with a quick exam and even quicker diagnosis. What I thought was surely to be carpal tunnel syndrome, turned out to be its elbow dwelling cousin cubital tunnel syndrome. Fortunately she is a doctor that would much rather prevent surgery and figure out a solution. She gave me some instructions on what to do and what not to do. I was told to come back to see her a month later. On my second visit, I experienced the same expedited process and had been experiencing much less tingling. She said that was a step in the right direction. She was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. She even took the time to talk about twin parenthood (something we had in common). I highly recommend Dr. McKeon for any hand or wrist issues you may have.