I could not recommend Lifetime Chiropractic any higher than Amen!!…read moreI truly could NOT move my shoulder for the last 2 weeks. Dr Pat rocked!!! He asked several questions, and then did his magic... I have never had much success at Chiropractors, especially getting my neck adjusted. No problem at all for Dr Pat. I don't do alot of Yelp, but this was worth taking the time for... Nice young man was at the desk, (Aaron, I think) then greeted by the office manager (Teresa), was welcoming

First the Positives: There are several different chiropractors that work here. Some are better than…read moreothers. If you have an insurance that pays for chiropractic, it's a good deal because you can actually get a 30 minute massage before your adjustment as part of the visit and only pay the copay. How many massages can you get for $20-$45 (depending on your copay)? Now for the hell story: The first time I went in, I went for a work related injury. The guy that I saw (Dr. Marc Girod) was more like the Tasmanian devil. When I left, I even made a note to myself on his business card that said CRAZY doctor, ask for the other guy next time. He had so much energy, he was like a two year old that had just drunken two red bulls. I had dislocated 8 ribs, and they needed to be set back in place. Let me tell you that it is a very painful procedure. I've been to another doctor that counts has you breathe in and out, then resets them. Then it's not so bad and you can relax and breathe through the pain. Even when you go slow and controlled the pain level is about an 8 out of 10. Dr. Girod, however, was on his own time schedule. After the first painful adjustment, I lost my breath and he waited for no one, I tensed up and continued to put two more in place. I finally gasped, "HANG ON!" and then he stopped. I was hyperventilating and in tears from the worst pain I've ever experienced (full 10/10). At that point he stopped and said, "Man you are in a lot of pain." Well, NO SHIT SHERLOCK!! After about a minute or two I finally was able catch my breath again. He didn't finish resetting the rest of the ribs, but moved on to crack every other joint in my back whether I needed it or not. He knows what he is doing and can reset everything, but he doesn't seem to have a whole lot of respect or bedside manner to talk you through things and get to relax for the easiest adjustment. He just powers through whether your muscles are relaxed or not. That said, I think there's another doctor at this clinic that is not so amped up. I wish there were more people who use YELP in ABQ because there are zero other reviews on chiropractors.

I had good experiences getting acupuncture at UNM Center For Life. The staff from reception to…read morepractitioner are professional. The place is clean and quiet, pretty conducive to getting relaxation and re-centering yourself. The only drawback was....the wait for an acupuncture session is long! It takes 2-3 months out before you can get in. In my case, I had a session and scheduled another follow up 2 months+ out...only to be called 2 days before my appointment that the practitioner was out and no offer to reschedule without much wait. It was a bit frustrating but I think if they are more availability, I wouldn't mind stopping by again.

Very focused on your health & wellbeing. They spend a lot of time listening to you and your issues…read more Then provide all around care. DC Simmons provide me with handouts and instructions on how to feel better immediately. Adjustment was greatly needed after working from home and not having the best desk setup. Amy Lagrange - Massage therapy was amazing. She spent time with me stretching and learning my limitations. I felt so much better and was relieved of the pain I was experiencing. If you have Chronic pain and are not getting the relief you need, these are the folks to see.

I've been going to Dr. Wu since about 2003 when my back went out and I couldn't even stand up let…read morealone sleep. A friend who was a massage therapist had heard of him and recommended him to me and I was able to get in quickly for treatment. After talking with me about my issue, he gave me acupuncture and an adjustment. The relief was instant. I had 3 more visits within one week and all was well - no pain meds, no long term treatments that a PT would tell you that you had to have. I would have had to wait 3 weeks to see a PT. I've had various injuries over the years prior to seeing him [and have gone to PT's] and he has been able to alleviate pain and stiffness associated with those. I've continued to see him for since 2003 and have always been delighted. I've been to chiropractors in the past who have done an okay job but the last one [20 years ago] literally cracked something in my back. Dr. Wu uses percussion tools instead of manually adjusting the spine and neck, not a "massage thing". Depending on what is wrong, he tailors his treatment accordingly. Dr. Wu is awesome.

Excellent Chiropractor. Very professional and has been able to work on areas on my back no other…read morechiro could. Dr. Pridham is professional and kind and empathic. I recommend Equilibrium to anyone looking for long or short term chiropractic care. Unfortunately, I need long term but I'm glad he has a long way to go before retirement.

This company is very unprofessionell. And when you try to inquire why they want to charge in…read moreadvance another Lady gets on the line and is extremely rude. The dr wont call anyone back. The lady got an attitude with me because she said they have been charging up front for 3 years when I told her that wasnt right becaise I was just there 2 years ago she got an attitude and blame me for an attitude that I didn't have. I hate liers and she flat out lied. Not a good company at all.

I treasure the opportunity to be able to see Dr. Sabrina and Dr. Parker. Without them I am not the…read moresame physically or emotionally. I never thought I'd be one to see a chiropractor but am thrilled with how my body feels now. I do not have headaches any longer, my sleep has improved tremendously, I can stand for a longer period without feeling pain in my back and shoulders. I highly recommend either doctor as they are both skilled beyond words. They are so kind, loving, listen attentively, and know what to do by simply checking your stance, body temperature, and so much more I could not explain. The office is very welcoming and beautiful.

Sol Chiropractic is an absolute gemstone! Dr. Sabrina and Dr. Parker are talented, caring,…read morewonderful human beings. The 'sick care' model in Western Medicine that most have operated within is deeply flawed, and it's practitioners like them both that are breaking the model to truly offer restorative health services. The office is so warm and comforting, as it's in a home rather than a business complex or healthcare building- with warm and natural lighting. You feel as though you are going to visit a family healer in their comfortable, clean space rather than an 'office'. The holistic care that is offered to babies, children, adults (including pregnant and postpartum women) and beyond is beneficial to anyone seeking more physical expansion, nervous system regulation and truly just grounding yourself in deeper alignment with your body. What makes them even more special beyond general chiropractic care, is the versatility of offering cupping and acupuncture, as well as offering extensive knowledge about movement practices, nourishing/supportive diets and supplements if needed. The intake process is very detailed and comprehensive so you truly receive a plan tailored to your exact needs, as opposed to just being a number in a busy Chiro office with a one-size-fits-all model. You're also treated like a member of their family (the Sol Family), and I feel after my family's experience here, that Dr. Sabrina and Dr. Parker are living and offering the change they wish to see in the world through their practice to truly enrich human health. If you are looking for chiropractic care and beyond with humans that truly value your time, experience, and healing journey- look no further. Infinitely grateful for my time with them!

Dr. Grey has increased my ability to walk. I broke my leg and ankle in June 2023 and limped for 14…read moremonths. In just a few treatments Dr. Grey has reduced the pain and improved my gate. I had done physical therapy, massage, red light therapy, ultrasound, and nothing helped. As a practicing doctor myself, I highly recommend Lifetime Chiropractic.

What a disappointment. After working to facilitate my insurance with the business manager, Kathy,…read morevery nice by the way, I scheduled an appointment for 1340 hrs today. I arrived at 1319 and was told I had to be rescheduled as my "reporting" time was 1310. I asked if I could fill out the paperwork anyway and if the provider didn't have time to see me it would be done. A middle aged blonde lady angrily told me: "we do our part, you have to do yours". I replied that I didn't come for a lecture, but rather healthcare. I was then told to "get out", that I was very rude. I never raised my voice, nor said anything inflammatory. I asked her name and was again repeatedly told to "get out". I asked to speak with the manager, this was refused and was told very angrily to "get out". I am on Medicare and perhaps this is why I was treated so badly. I have no input as to the quality of care; only the front desk treatment I had to endure. I felt bad for the other staff and for the patients waiting. Needless to say I won't be going back, I can only hope for a more civil atmosphere.

This is a good place for post op rehab and probably more…read more They are very busy and sometimes over crowded for their small space If you are low level you might get run over by a high functioning knee person who is going giant side steps with Theraband while you are just trying to get to your oxygen tank at the other end of the living room style space I do love the people and the intention is there I think going for numbers inhibits the potential of what they have to offer That's what reviews are for

Jelise, Your and…read moreAnnette's behavior today was disingenuous and unprofessional. First of all, it was not time for an evaluation, and you had decided before the visit that it was going to be my last one, and neither you nor Annette told me before the appointment. I should have had the option to decide whether or not I wanted to take part in a sham evaluation that seemed designed to cover up that Annette's advice had injured me.  I should have been able to decide whether I wanted to take part in an evaluation that would not benefit me at all when I was there to actually receive treatment.  The pretext you decided to use to disrupt my medical treatment was that I was not willing to do exercises. I guess it's fun to ignore that I was injured by the foam roller exercises that Annette gave me and had to work hard to decompress my spine.  Myofascial release and stretching are as important as exercises. Just giving someone exercises is a recipe for injury.  I said that I was willing to do exercises. I simply wanted to not be injured, and to receive treatment. Though it was very scary to have my back pinching for the first time in my life, and very uncomfortable to have pain in my cervical spine from the compression, the upside is that the kyphosis is correcting. The downside is that as my spine straightened I started to feel pain in my sternum from the pulling. Apparently I was just supposed to put up with your therapists' haphazardly treating me without dealing with my actual body in real time as it changed from the treatment, and get injured.  It seems like you failed to injure me significantly or trigger me into leaving, I expect you to actually treat my body, and so you decided to deny me service. It seems like there is some quality of mine that makes you think it is acceptable to discriminate against me.  It seems like it is regular business practice for you to trigger people to opt out or to not treat them. So, now I have to report your business to my insurance company. I also have to report Claire and Annette for their bizarre and unprofessional behavior.  I'm guessing that the business owners rubber stamp your unethical spinning and justification of refusing patients service (since you said you have been there for 12 years and had no problem looking me in the face and discriminating against me and inventing pretexts), but I will report you to them. Please ensure that both Claire and Annette know that I was actually there to be treated and didn't have any intention of being triggered or injured, and I will be reporting them. In case you were misleading them, they should have the chance to actually treat me.  If they have been entrapped, I am not the one entrapping people. I just want to be functional and pain-free. It is a felony to collaborate to prevent someone from being able to use their medical insurance to receive treatment. I will also be reporting you to law enforcement. Kyeann Sayer

I took my friend there multiple times for follow up treatments to the stem cell injections he had…read moredone there. I keep telling the staff after 6 weeks he was not getting any better, in fact I thought he was getting worse. The biggest issue was that Dr. Eagles didn't request a MRI before she injected him with stem cells, really? How do you know where the problem is without an image? My friend was admitted to the hospital with stage 4 kidney cancer! The horrific pain he was experiencing wasn't his back but the cancer. If this doctor would have done the MRI first this would have been detected. Also, no follow up from this incompetent doctor and she knew he had to use a walker to get around! Before the stem cells he only needed a cane. In his case the stem cell injections seemed to make his condition worse. He probably didn't need stem cells, but they are eager to take your money without a full diagnosis. Bottom line...stay away from this clinic,

I just finished my 4 month treatment, which entailed weekly acupuncture treatments, consultation…read morewith a Dr., and supplements. I'd say I went in there feeling around 65% healthy and now I feel around 95% healthy. I originally visited them because I was suffering in a major way from seasonal allergies and I have also suffered from GI issues for years. I had also felt pretty mentally foggy/distracted and had some symptoms of depression. The big changes I've seen so far: Allergies have pretty much disappeared and I have lots more energy, less depression, have lost a bit of weight, and I have better mental focus/less foggy. My gut is also waaaay better than it was, but not totally perfect. If I can figure out the magic formula for my gut, and/or be more disciplined then it will feel like a miracle after suffering from gut issues for the past 20 years or so. The best part for me was definitely the diagnostics. They take hair, saliva, stool, and cheek swab tests and send them off to various labs. Based on those tests you learn a ton about your body and its various deficiencies and intolerances. This includes hormonal (stress), as well as nutrients, gut health, and some weird stuff I still don't understand. Then they give you all sorts of supplements and have you follow restrictive diets (not that bad actually) to help you get back on track. I think the supplements they use are good & I'm guessing that I will continue to take some of them after my 4-month 'treatment'. That alone seems helpful, because if I was going to try to go to Whole Foods and figure out what I should buy I would have no clue & I'd probably spend tons of money with little outcome. My final endorsement . . . I really like the people there. They are super friendly, professional, and personable. They are obviously dedicated to a healthy lifestyle and practice what they preach, but they aren't overly 'hippyish' & they don't expect people to completely change their lives overnight. I feel like my Dr. (Baroody) is really dedicated to trying to help me get healthy, and wants to make sure I leave there in a better place. In contrast, I went to my (Presbyterian) primary care physician the other day for a checkup....because I had to make an appointment 4 months in advance in order to be seen & I figured it was worth just trying out. I was shocked and disgusted at what a factory the health system felt like. I felt like the Dr's job was to get me in and out of the room as fast as possible and just make sure I didn't have any high risk warning signs for cancer/heart disease/diabetes/suicidal depression. The people that worked there were miserable, obese, and seemed like the last people that should be working in the healthcare sector. I was so happy to go back to my Original Medicine appointment the following week. Negative: The treatment is not inexpensive and they do a good job of selling you and getting you to pay upfront without being super-transparent about what exactly you are paying for. The first appointment (1 hr.) is as much and informational session as it is a sales pitch. The sales pitch felt a bit creepy, to the point where I was seriously worried I was getting conned. If I wasn't feeling so unhealthy that day, I may not have signed up. I think insurance will end up covering some of the cost, particularly the acupuncture, but only through reimbursement & that could be a pain to chase down. That said, now that I've experienced it, I definitely think you ultimately get what you pay for & it's actually nice to get the payment out of the way upfront. Things like the free classes, lots and lots of supplements, and weekly acupuncture visits all add up I'm sure. These guys are not getting rich off of me & I'm sure they are running on very thin margins. They say investments in health are some of the best ones you can make . . . which may just be a platitude that's all part of the sales pitch, but it's already paid off for me in terms of my general happiness.