Dr. Wells is a gifted healer. He knows how bodies work, and his treatment is a combination of great…read moreskill, long experience, and keen sensitivity. I have trusted in his healing arts for the past seven years, and I've recommended him countless times. My friends who follow through sing his praises, too. When my brother visits from California, he always makes sure to schedule time with Dr. Wells. He says he gets more benefit from one session with him than from multiple sessions with his usual chiropractor. Dr. Wells is in a class by himself. Oh, and he is a smart, cheerful, and delightful person, too. If you're looking for a chiropractor, look no further. One small note: the clinic is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, but closed on Tuesdays and weekends. (Jim retired in 2015; he's now just a good friend. I've found another good chiropractor, but Jim's care was exceptional.)

Mr Bentz is very professional and knowledgeable. I am having some issues with my right knee and hip…read morethat he is working on. I am having another meeting with him in 2 days to see what we need to do next

Dr Bentz is a modest, kind man, but he is also a leader in his field. He is a teacher, an expert…read moreand is my "go-to" practitioner for all medical needs for me and my family. The NIS system is non-invasive and does not harm, it only benefits. It is cutting edge in health care. There is lots of information on the website but you won't know the amazing results until you give it a try! My daughter had been seeing a chiropractor for a back injury, twice a week for a year. The Chiro said that he couldn't do anything else for her. One treatment of the neurological integration system with Dr Bentz and her pain was gone, indefinitely! There are many accounts like this on the website. I have seen results in the office visits on myself. Not all results are this dramatic. Sometimes it takes multiple visits to get to the root of things, but NIS is only improving your health, layer by layer! If you tend to shy away from medicine and invasive treatments, in favor of improving your health and getting to the root of the issues, give Dr Bentz a try. N

Dr. Paul is an effective chiropractic provider. He makes a patient feel at ease by describing the…read moreinjury in technical terms and then restating in layman terms so you understand. He provides a clear description of the treatment process and how long it will take to get to the next level of progress even if it is by stating what the body needs to do as opposed to timeline. They went out of their way to get me in immediately for treatment following an acute injury. He has so much experience that he knows what area is injured by evaluating how you stand and walk. I feel better and better with every visit. He is a great choice if you need a new provider. His office is clean and pleasant, providing a nice relaxed environment conducive to healing.

The first time I went to Dr. Rascosco, he adjusted me for a back injury. Beside the fact that I…read morewas in pain, I felt his body uncomfortably close to mine during the adjustment. I left feeling strange about going back but I was new to the area and really needed help. The next time I went, after the adjustment, when I was already off the table, he mentioned that I should do kegels to strengthen my back and tapped me forcefully with his fingers on my pubic bone. I was shocked. I left feeling violated and pissed off. I went back for another adjustment 3 days later as he was leaving for a trip the next day. I was getting better and wanted another adjustment. I also wanted to talk to him. After the adjustment I told him how uncomfortable I was with what he had done, and he tried to tell me that it was an adjustment! I was really disappointed that he made excuses and couldn't be honest that he was way out of line and had a problem. I obviously will not go back again.

It was my typical tight back/hips injury I get about once a year from working out, but I remained…read morestuck and needed help. My regular chiropractor was scheduled a month out, so I called Dr. Reese and he was able to get me in the next day. On the phone I asked how much it would cost and he told me $500 for ten visits. So you can imagine my surprise after the first visit when he told me the bill was going to be $625. I should have stopped then, but still in pain, I paid and hoped for the best. I went to a total of four visits and his care didn't offer me any relief from my pain and tight back/hips. He's a nice guy, he used a lot of machines and gadgets on me, but he did not manually adjust me in the way that my other chiropractor can do that offers me relief. I emailed to ask if I could get a refund on the remaining visits, explaining that all bodies are different and I didn't feel like he was the right provider for me with the methods he uses. He said no refunds and also stated the incorrect number of visits remaining (too few!). Note: I don't have a copy of the signed paperwork or remember what it says, so I don't know what I'm actually on the hook for. I suggest that Dr. Reese provide the patient with a copy of the paperwork they can read before the visit or take home with them. Also, it took over a month and another reminder email for him to get back to me. I responded saying that I was very unhappy and that every body is different and my body didn't respond well to his treatment, and he emailed back with "That is part of having gone to a qualified science base medical school. I have seen hundreds of patientents over the years and I know how long and how many visits certain conditions will take to heal properly. I am sorry you disagree with my plan." I do disagree, I have found better care through other providers and my own self treatment. I am frustrated with Dr. Reese, and I let him know that, and I feel like he didn't consider anything about my personal care or try to make it right. He has my money no and I feel like he has no need to make things better. I hate leaving a bad review, but this was my experience and I'm out a lot of money, so I share in hopes that it doesn't have to be this way for other people.

Dr. Reese's office is very clean, spacious, plenty of natural light, private and professional…read more Located near the the base of the Magnolia Bridge with plenty of parking available. Easy to get to and on the second floor. Elevator and stairs available immediate to Dr. Reese's Office. My experience: Dr. Reese blew me away on my first visit. He was able to pin point problematic areas without much information given other than "my whole left side". I've had only 6 appointments and am flexible enough to keep a good posture when working out. After years of attempting to do it on my own without much success, Dr Reese was able to help realign my whole left side within weeks. My stability has significantly increased and my lower body strength is performing as it did in my mid to late 20's (I'm 31, felt like I was 38). My posture has also been poor for years due to a back 'hunch' and forward shoulders. Dr Reese was also able to open up and release tension built up. I'm now able to walk and breath well without feeling winded or in pain. Although I know slow and steady wins the race, I am anxious and now looking forward to my journey to regain my health and cannot thank Dr Reese enough and credit him for the progress this far. I encourage anyone hesitant or not,that may have stiff joints, aches and pains to visit Dr. Reese. Thank you Doc!

Egosccue was the answer for me and this clinic was great. Call in advance and ask for Paul Sherman…read more- he's a wizard!

I was in this facility after a month long hospital stay involving a listeria infection. When I…read morearrived at life care I really couldn't walk because of all of the time I had spent in bed. In a few weeks their PT's had me walking around with no problems. The care in general was very good. The food was good, the facility was clean and well maintained. No complaints at all.

Mount Vernon Wa Life Care Center…read more I went to MVLCC after complications for an amputation with the idea that I would do a rehab stint there. These are my observations from a stay that ultimately was just under 8 weeks and included a state inspection where the state inspectors interviewed me. The Facility and My Room The facility serves 2 purposes, rehab, and long term residency. The facility is laid out nicely with a dining room adjacent to the kitchen, a day room to one side of the dining room and a centrally located activity room where groups could get together. The Gym and rehab rooms are at the far end of the building. There are a few nursing stations scattered down the central hallway. There is a dedicated shower room as none of the rooms seemed to have a shower in them, The Facility itself is dated and suffering from a lot of deferred maintenance they are playing catch up on. It needs paint, carpet, plumbing fixes here and there as well as some Hvac work.. I would expect the conditions to improve as they work the issues. My room was set up for 2 people and had 2 TVs but only 1 sink and shared a bathroom with the adjacent room. This wasn't too bad to deal with, but I might feel different if I was a woman sharing a bathroom with men in the connecting room. We did share the bathroom with women in the adjoining room for a short while. The gym and rehab room were what I was focused on and the equipment, while old, got the job done. The food was generally uninspiring, but they feed a lot of people 3 times a day so perhaps I need to ratchet my expectations down a bit. The kitchen staff also had to split meals between those residents eating in the dining room and those eating in their rooms so all in all, they did ok. There was limited consideration to doing diabetic options and I don't recall there being a dietician on staff. Now we get to talk about what made all of these shortcomings tolerable for me. The people on staff in Physical Therapy and the Occupational Therapy rooms were excellent and the one on one time they spend with you is tailored to what your individual health journey requires. I got stronger faster because of them and I can't say enough good things about them. Also, the CNAs, those non nurse caregivers, were great. Those that I interacted with took really good care and looked out for me, I owe them my thanks. But we need to consider that I was a low maintenance patient as I could do a lot of things for myself, others are not as lucky as I am and I noticed a distinct dropoff in care for those needing more help, and that's a shame. The Nurses I had were outstanding and made sure I was on time with my meds as well as doing a good job with wound care. One was also an amputee and walked me through some of my issues and that really helped. The Admin folks were really good at dealing with the insurance stuff as well as getting deliveries and mail to me. There was one particular bad apple among them but you just have to look beyond them So, would I go back there? If you are there for rehab, Yes, the good outweighs the bad and I can tell myself I can do anything for a month. If you are looking for long term care, I would ask them how they are doing on the deficiencies noted in their annual state inspection that occurred while I was there. Ask to see the report.

Two artificial hips 12 years ago and still walking without discomfort. Went back recently due to…read morediscomfort and Dr Smith found unrelated problem with bursitis.

This is directed not at Dr. Smith but more to her office which is disorganized and unhelpful. Made…read morean appointment, appointment card still in hand. Waited for this appointment and cancelled travels so that I could make it. Not getting the normal reminder call the evening prior to the appointment, called the office only to learn that their records reflected that no appointment was made. This despite having the confirmation "card" in hand. Disappointed and obviously will not be returning.

Chiropractor wasn't friendly. He pushed my head & neck down VERY hard and didn't even warn me. Now…read moreI feel like my vertebrae are compacted. He also didn't look at my wrist.

I've been treated here for two different lower back injuries. Both times, I'd called my physician,…read morewho recommended I take some NSAID's, which I'd already been doing for a few days, to little effect. And I'd avoided chiropractic care for my entire life. But, I now wanted to treat the problem, instead of the symptoms. And it worked! What a relief! My insurance reimbursed for the visits, though this was out of my network, so I only got half back. Who cares! My back is better!