Went in a doubter, came out a customer. I work my back in the gym all the time, but for years my…read morelower back gets a painful tweak. My coworker talked me into going to a Chiro, and GLAD Dr. Rio is close to my work. Dr. Rio is a great communicator, has confidence in her treatment program, and the office is clean. She did NOT have any trouble doing the adjustments...strong lady! And skilled. Will be back.

Great service. Everyone is really nice and attentive. Highly recommended. Got my back adjusted and…read moredid a DOT medical exam. Will definitely come back again.

Sam is truly a professional in his field. Sam took the time to listen to my concerns and fixed in a…read morefew visits what months of doctors all told me was fine. If I could give Sam 10000 stars i would. I highly recommend Sam to anyone looking for quality, honest and amazing chiropractic care.

"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Albert…read moreEinstein said that--and honestly, it described my experience with chiropractors before I found Dr. Sam. For years, I was getting the same adjustment over and over, expecting to finally feel better. I didn't. Then my sister stumbled across something called the Ring Dinger technique during a Google search and discovered Dr. Sam. I decided to make the trip all the way from Northern California to Southern California--and it was 100% worth it. From my first adjustment, I could tell this was different. Dr. Sam noticed one of my legs was a full inch longer than the other (how had no one ever caught that before?!), and he adjusted me to even it out. I couldn't believe I'd been walking around like that. The Ring Dinger itself wasn't painful. My back was a little sore the first night, but after that I felt amazing. Now, anytime I'm in SoCal, I make it a point to see Dr. Sam--usually about twice a year. If you're stuck in a cycle of the same old adjustments with no real progress, break out of it. Try something different and better. Go see Dr. Sam. Even if it's just once, you won't regret it.

I came in this morning as a new patient, and Dr. Mikal is just the coolest dude! Took me in and…read moreaccepted my insurance the same day! Dr. Mikal welcomes you in with the Hawaiian spirit that I've known to grow and love. I recently been suffering a stiff neck and shoulder pain and Dr. Mikal knew exactly what was going on. He explained to me the process and what causes the issue. Super chill guy, and natural comedian. The actual procedure is a bit scary at first, but I had full faith in Dr. Mikal. I definitely felt such a huge relief in my neck and shoulders after his work. He makes sure to go over after care and follow up process. Honestly, don't look anywhere else. Dr. Mikal is literally the raddest chiropractor in Socal. Highly recommended! *Shaka*

Very professional, worth every penny to have a quality adjustment that makes you feel great and…read moreyour recovery speedy!

This is the best chiropractic office I have ever been to, and I have been to a lot in my life at…read more67. Staff and Chiropractors (especially Dr. K, a little biased) are great! Highly, highly recommend Ahava Chiropractic office for all your back needs!

Went in for acute SI joint pain from a lifting injury. Was hoping to get assessed and maybe treated…read moresame day. Instead, the first visit was a thermal scan (Rolling Thermal Summary Graph) and a sales process. No hands-on assessment of my actual complaint. Before the chiropractor would even see me, they required $180 in x-rays (quoted initially at $300+, then immediately "discounted"). They also don't do any soft tissue work. For a straightforward SI joint issue with a known mechanism and no red flags, I didn't need x-rays--I needed someone to put hands on me and assess the joint. This felt more like a sales funnel than a healthcare visit. This was all done by a case manager. Never even saw the doctor. If you're looking for a chiropractor who will actually evaluate and treat you on the first visit, this may not be the place. If you're okay with a multi-visit treatment package and imaging requirements before any hands-on care, it might work for you. Additionally, the thermal scan they use (paraspinal thermography) lacks peer-reviewed evidence supporting its diagnostic validity. Skin temperature varies based on room temperature, activity level, hydration, and stress--not just spinal issues. The AMA does not recognize it as a valid diagnostic tool, and most insurance companies won't reimburse for it due to lack of clinical validity. The "severity score" is generated by proprietary software with no standardized, validated scoring system. Many evidence-based chiropractors consider these scans a marketing tool rather than a legitimate clinical assessment.

As Always, Dr. Vu rescued me.. my hips and back were locked up. Having multiple sclerosis is…read moredreadful, but he " unlocked" me and I was able to walk out happy and freely. It was a Happy Friday visit And a friendly catch up with his funny friendly awesome receptionist Heather HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS OFFICE

I can't say enough amazing things about Dr. Vu and Heather at Body and Mind Chiropractic! From the…read moremoment you walk in, you feel genuinely cared for. Heather is incredibly kind, welcoming, and so accommodating--she always finds a way to get you in when you need to be seen, which makes such a difference when you're in pain. Dr. Vu is truly exceptional. He clearly knows exactly what he's doing and takes the time to understand what's going on with your body. His care has been life-changing for me. My sciatica has improved tremendously, and for the first time in a long time, I feel like I'm getting back to a normal, healthy life. Overall, I feel better, move better, and just live better. If you're on the fence about chiropractic care or looking for a place that actually delivers results--this is it. I'm beyond grateful for Dr. Vu and Heather and can't thank them enough for the care, professionalism, and heart they bring every single visit. Highly, highly recommend!

Excellent service I call to make a same appointment for 4 different people and de was able to see…read moreus all, always get great service and Dr. Melvin in very professional.

I was in so much pain and was unable to turn my neck fully. I called and was able to get same day…read moreappointment for a new patient. I have gone three times already and feel so much better. I definitely recommend coming here to get an adjustment and maintenance if you are in need!

My daughter was in need of a massage and I recommended she go to Kneadz Work. I had read reviews…read moreand asked her to make the appointment. She went last night and had her first appointment with Jeremiah. She has chronic pain due to depression, anxiety, and a variety of other health concerns. Jeremiah set the tone by asking what her goals were for her massage, and allowing her to completely feel whatever she needed to feel while he worked on her pain through out her body. She spoke highly of the facility, the staff, and the care that was taken on her visit. I want to thank the staff and Jeremiah for having my daughter in such good hands and care. The trust this establishment cultivated with her was enough for me to know they care. Truly care. I'll be making an appointment for myself in the near future as I myself have fibromyalgia and deal with a great deal of pain myself.

Hi, Mr. Larry. Since this interaction with you, the business owner, is by extension an experience…read moreI'm having with Kneads Work, I believe it's appropriate to add this updated review: Mr. Larry, I'm going to respond directly to several points because your reply contains contradictions and mischaracterizes what I actually wrote. First, your comment implying that because I fell asleep my recollection is somehow unreliable is both dismissive and contradictory. You state my falling asleep makes it "difficult to determine how much you actually remember," then say you "won't argue that point" after doing just that. It was a nap, Sir, not a coma. Falling asleep during portions of a two-hour massage does not somehow prevent me from accurately assessing the overall pressure, how little time was spent on the areas I specifically requested, or how my body felt when I left. Those are the central issues I raised. Second, you acknowledged that Chris "had been struggling" with pressure calibration during training. That directly validates the primary criticism in my review rather than undermines it. Third, your repeated emphasis that I answered "yes" when asked if things were okay ignores the context I already explained. Yes, I acknowledged I could have been more explicit when Chris asked whether things felt "ok." I took accountability for that. But "ok" is an inherently vague check-in. So given how vaguely that was phrased, I interpreted it as a comfort check, not a technical question about treatment depth. A therapist working with someone who explicitly disclosed thoracic outlet issues should communicate with much greater specificity if pressure depth is being calibrated. You and your past therapists were quite capable of understanding this, Sir. Fourth, I did not indict your entire business. I explicitly referenced positive past experiences and explained that those experiences are exactly why this visit was disappointing. That's honest context, not an attack. Fifth, my pricing criticism was never about transparency. I knew the listed cost. My point was that the service delivered did not justify that cost based on what was requested and what was actually provided. Posted pricing does not exempt a business from value-based criticism. Yes, including how your prices haven't changed for some time, Sir. Asking why I tipped is also not the strong point you seem to think it is. Many people tip out of courtesy, awkwardness, or because disappointment is processed more clearly after leaving. A tip is not automatic evidence of satisfaction. Not sure how questioning me doing a nice thing was worth you pointing it out. Perhaps you can explain the logic behind this. Your suggestion that I should have complained privately instead of posting a public review misunderstands the purpose of public reviews. They exist for clients to honestly document their experiences, positive or negative. Since I'm a paying customer, not your employee, going to yelp to share my experience shouldn't be frowned upon by you. For added context to what I told Chris, when he asked me "how I felt," I specifically said without any abrasive or rude tone, "I don't think you're a bad person at all, I just didn't get the massage I asked for, so I intend to leave a review." As advice, it's actually you that could've reached out (you have my entire contact information) or left a message saying you'd like to rectify this matter and get better understanding of the experience after my review. I never cared for a free massage. Instead, I was more than willing to change my review after you demonstrated any good faith attempt in rectifying this matter. I assumed a business owner as successful as yourself understood how to navigate this sort of issue. Which leads me to my next point. Most concerning was your decision to publicly mention staffing consequences involving Chris. Whether that was meant as explanation or implication, internal personnel decisions are yours alone and should not be framed in a way that attempts to place that burden on a client for leaving honest feedback. Hope you absorb that advice. My original review was detailed, measured, and even acknowledged where I could have communicated more clearly during the session, while expressly avoiding personal attacks. That is accountability on my part. Thank you for illuminating me to the thought process you harbor when confronting unfavorable reviews like mine. It might've been to much to expect a simple acknowledgment that the session missed the mark and that communication broke down on both sides. Instead, much of your response focused on deflecting responsibility, questioning my credibility, and reframing legitimate criticism as "destructive." I stand by my review because it accurately reflects the experience. Hope this removes some of the things that were "difficult to determine." You have my contact if you care to continue this, Sir. Either way, thank you.

Dr. Yola helped me with the pain in arm with shockwave therapy sessions, the pain was similar to…read morefrozen shoulder. So grateful to find an affordable, knowledgeable chiropractor in my area.

great service. lower back pain reduced to levels where I didn't have to go back again. She works…read morealone and picks all the calls. She has equipment other chiropractors do not have that help relieve pain. You will not tegret going to her.

I've had Blissful Wellness bookmarked on yelp literally a year after we moved to Rancho Cucamonga…read more If you've never had acupuncture or not familiar with it, this is my experience. My grandfather practiced Chinese medicine. I remember as a young child seeing him do acupuncture on himself (it freaked us out lol) and giving us these Chinese herbs and soups to drink. I didn't think much of it in my teens and twenties. When I hit my thirties, I realized its benefits and started seeing my high school friend for acupuncture on a regular basis. It can be used to help with chronic pain, headaches, migraines, arthritis, insomnia, infertility and reducing anxiety. Her studio is far and I ultimately stopped going. I was also experiencing stiff necks and constant knots in my shoulder blades and found a local chiropractor that I saw but also stopped going since the pain subsided with home self care. Over the past decade, I try to maintain myself and have things I do to relieve stress. Lifting weights, walking the trails on a regular basis, stress relieving activities (reading, gardening, coloring, etc.) I've been happy to report those things have worked but now reaching my mid-40s, I need extra assistance. Fun times when I realized my left shoulder couldn't extend back all the way anymore and experiencing more shoulder pains and migraines. After filling out an online form, I showed up to my appointment. The office is hidden from the street but after you park, walk under the arches and you'll see their building with signage. I was taken to my room within minutes. Dr Jennifer Tsai was thorough in asking me questions and explaining everything. I also saw two massage therapists for my neck and shoulder pains. She came up with a plan for me afterwards. I definitely plan on coming back.

My husband and I have been going to Blissful Wellness for several years. My husband gets "routine"…read moremaintenance but for me, I'm the real challenge! With many ailments from an old neck injury, childhood scoliosis to plantar fasciitis I'm so appreciative for the supportive, kind and understanding nature that the doctors and massage staff provide. It's a quiet and serine environment that promotes calm and oriental practice that is so different from western medicine. I would (and have) recommend Blissful Wellness to anyone who is seeking a more holistic healing approach to the improvement of quality of life. Many thanks to you all at Blissful Wellness - I'm truly grateful!

I'm a union Ironworker, our backs are everything in our line of work. I have to say for the last 10…read moreyears Euclid chiropractic has kept me in the game. They take the time to to listen and respond with care you would expect from a family or friend. The Dr.s are great and a blast to talk to as well as their staff! I recommend them to any of me coworkers who are looking for a good chiropractor and even soon who aren't! I would like to thank the people at Euclid Chiropractic for always making me feel welcome and helping me continue working!

I've been coming to this chiropractor's office for years now, and they have consistently taken…read moregreat care of me. The doctors truly listen and have helped relieve my back and muscle pain every time I've needed treatment. Their professionalism, knowledge, and genuine care always make me feel comfortable and confident in my recovery!