This business "rubbed me the wrong way". I purchased a Groupon that was to include an exam,…read morex-rays, diagnosis, and a deep tissue massage. When I called to schedule the appointment, they required an immediate redemption of the coupon instead of redeeming at the time of service,. I was advised all three services had to be at different visits. I was able to negotiate the "diagnosis" and deep tissue massage both in one visit; however, they made it seem like this was a terrible inconvenience. When I arrived for the first appointment, the greeting was " I'll need to have your insurance card". I refused to provide, because I was there primarily for the deep tissue massage and my insurance doesn't cover that. The office team had a major discussion about what to do with that response and relented, though, the next obstacle was completing their six pages of intake forms. The forms were clearly for people that had chiropractic needs. I had never been to a chiropractor before, and, have never had back or neck pain, so this was another annoyance.. I completed the forms To indicate I had no pain. I'm not sure what a chiropractic exam looks like, But, I don't think I got one.Dr. Quinn; however, was able to interpret by the x-rays that I'm very close to requiring surgery and had the top five worst spines he's ever seen. Bones were almost fused together, my fingers and hands should've been numb, major arthritis and traumatic injuries were revealed from his perspective. I've been very blessed to never have any symptoms while being such a mess. He estimated it would take about 42 months of weekly visits to stop the progression. When I asked for copies of the x-rays or if I could just take a picture of them, he refused and said I must pay for those. Also, he refused to write down anything he was saying because, that would take an hour and a half to devise a "treatment plan". Silly me, I thought the Groupon included exam, x-rays, diagnosis, and deep tissue massage. Apparently, he feels the payment is for him to keep the x-rays and diagnosis to himself. The deep tissue massage was good quality. Dr. Quinn may be very competent, but, I wouldn't entrust him with my healthcare based on his greed, and scare tactics. He would be well served to encourage his patients that have such significant findings requiring extensive treatment, to get a second opinion. Probably, even from an orthopedic doctor that specializes in spines, etc. Instead, he was arrogant.