This is the absolute best everrrrr. I feel like family every time I walk in. So much great…read moreinformation and they always make me feel like I am the only one in the room. I now have such a great quality of life. Excellent stability and mobility. Living my best life at 66. Thanks TLC

Always a pleasant experience! I look forward to going once a week. I always feel better after…read moregetting adjusted.

I have had a few medical issues. And Doctor Brian really knew how to fix my problems. He is a great…read morelistener. The office staff are so nice. I would highly recommend him.He is the best.

Brian is awesome. Brian made me comfortable by talking me through the whole session. I knew what to…read moreexpect. Best decision I made for my health.

I love this place.. it's so relaxed and not uptight like your usual medical practices. The office…read morestaff is very friendly and will know your name by your second visit. I actually look forward to coming here every single week to get adjusted. Dr. Sell is very attentive and caring to your specific needs. Any certain spots needing more attention? Let him know and he'll take care of it. He genuinely cares about the well being of his patients and is not all about money. I definitely recommend him!

They sanitize between patients!! They do a great job during this Covid crisis. I have had a bad…read moreback for 20 years and they fixed it. Been going for 3 months, never in my life has my back been this good. They are miracle workers. Just got my second X-rays and you can see the correction. Proof that it's better. Best chiropractor ever. I tell everyone I know with a bad back.

Dr. Kim and George are incredibly kind and professional. I went in after having years of sciatic…read moreproblems, after 2 weeks I went from being almost completely immobile to conpletely pain free. Their holistic views are also great for those not looking for pain killers as a doctor's solution. Couldn't recommend highly enough.

I had been wary of chiropractic adjustment in the past because a full body adjustment left me…read morefeeling so sore for days afterwards. But not with Kim, she listens to your concerns, only does what is necessary. I have been going to Kim for 5+ yrs now whenever I have a neck (mostly) or lower back crick (~1-3 times per year). Highly recommend her!

I have never been to a chiropractic office before, I had a recommendation from more than a handful…read moreof people about Desiree and her teams service. I started having hip and back pain and knew something could be done without medication, I decided to give Desiree a call. Her approach in our first consultation was very easy going and informative, every meeting afterward is personalized and professional. The office is very laid back, organized and welcoming. Paul is my chiropractic massage therapist, whatever issues or discomfort I may be having muscular wise he is right on the money. Every. Single. Time. I leave the office feeling like a new person, Desiree and her team have an amazing bond with their clients and I wouldn't have it any other way. If you have never been or are looking for someone to truly take care of your musculoskeletal needs, this is the office.

I have been a patient of Dr. Brian for about 5 years. When I first saw him, I was suffering from…read morechronic low back pain. After a few visits my pain went away completely. I continue to see him now for maintenance, to release tight muscles from running and to adjust the ankle I broke when I was 12 years old (and that never really healed). He does a great job, is professional, caring and takes the time to understand how best to treat his patients. I highly recommend him!

I've tried chiropractic adjustments twice, and as a trained massage therapist, I was taught to…read morethink not think highly about the profession. The "problem", I was taught, is that you significantly move the bones -- but if you do not engage in exercise to strengthen the muscles and hold them in their new place, they'll just revert! My first two experiences with a chiro involved such minimal touching or manipulation whatsoever (it almost felt more like some weird form of trigger point therapy) -- I was left feeling gypped, pissed off, and vindicated. My experiences with Solofsky gave me an entirely new perspective on the POTENTIAL of the field. He engaged in a whole world of implementation (all based on the CRUCIAL FOUNDATION OF X-RAYS, TO DETERMINE WHERE YOUR BODY IS OUT OF ALIGNMENT, and most important of all, where malalignments over TIME will lead to such debilitating, life-changing conditions as bone fusions, and bulging and herniating discs -- so you can "head them off at the pass.") Solofsky goes to great lengths to not just keep on top of the LATEST advances in his field, but even is being sought as the lead speaker at chiropractic conventions and as the lead author in the latest books for fellow practitioners. My conclusion? Chiropractic work WITHOUT muscle training (in a routine ideally established by a competent PT, which you can continue to carry on at home, without continuing to pay for PT visits once you have mastered the routines and have the DISCIPLINE to do them on your own) -- they should both should be a part of any person's self-care and "preventative care" as far as physiological health. But the KEY is finding the RIGHT chiropractor. X) If your chiropractor does NOT do X-rays in your initial visits -- don't go back. X) If your chiropractor does not use mechanized (electronic) implements to soften muscles and work on the tight areas that are pulling you out of alignment -- don't go back. X) Don't waste your money on chiro if you are NOT committed to concurrent weight training. To do otherwise is to take the lazy way out, and you will (over time) hemorrhage vast amounts of money. If you can afford it, well, I guess it's your money. But NOTHING compensates for maintaining your muscle mass. (Chiro also does NOTHING to maintain your cardiac health.) *** The BEST use of chiro (in my opinion) is to do a full workup, establish your baseline, and identify what disease processes will continue if you don't intervene -- and then through exercise, PT, and occasional adjustments, continue to maintain your best possible posture and strength. Every few years, you should re-do the X-rays to see how you are doing. *** If in acute pain, or have been through a dramatic event (car crash; fall down the stairs,) the chiro will do wonders to get you quickly aligned. Consider this massage therapist converted -- provided you find the RIGHT chiro!

Dr.Jung is phenomenal Procedures went well, unfortunately…read morethe relief doesn't last very long for me but I'm thankful for whatever I can get after injections. One thing I will say is terrible about this office is "Sophie" their automated scheduler. It seems absolutely impossible to get a real live person on the phone for simple questions or concerns. Instead they have this Ahole assistant "Sophie" who insists on scheduling you an appointment, When no appointment is needed. But there is no option to talk to someone about a medication question which is insane to me. So anyway I have a damn appointment next week with an NP to ask a question that shoulda been a phone call ‍

Imagine, if you will, that Dr. Soon Jung of SEPA Pain & Spine asked me, a mason, to build a brick…read morewall. My first task is to dump a ton of bricks at the work site, which I do, but directly on top of my client. I heard his screams clearly, but my focus was on doing my job. Undeterred by his agony, I commenced building the wall, brick by brick. Eventually, I uncovered Dr. Jung's battered and crushed body, and he is in severe pain. Fortunately, Dr. Jung recovers fully, with maybe a touch of PTSD. The wall I built was strong and straight, level and plumb, and met all the building codes and customer's specifications. But for some reason, Dr. Jung now seems more than annoyed at all the pain I caused in the process of flawlessly doing my job. The analogy is perfect: although Dr. Jung's procedure on me worked, temporary though it may be, the procedure itself hit an 11 on my Scream-O-Meter. No true physician would permit this, but would immediately stop and apologize if it happened by accident. If the job of a physician is to minimize pain, Mr. Soon Jung is no physician. Final note: General anesthesia has been used in medicine since the mid-19th century. Not using it, here in the 21st century, on a patient with no specific contraindications, is truly barbaric.

Great staff, Dr Simscak is very knowledgeable and therapist is amazing. Fixed me in no time!read more

I had some concerns about using a chiropractor, but my experience with Dr. Simcsak has been…read moreterrific. My visits are incredibly helpful and he and the staff are very easy to work with.