This place is absolutely AMAZING. This was my very first time ever doing anything like this but I…read morehad the best experience here. I was a little hesitant at first but after seeing such good reviews on TikTok and the first 30 minute session being free I just had to give it a try for myself I was having terrible back pains before going here but Jaedyn worked her magic and my back started feeling better almost instantly after my stretch. Jaedyn was absolutely wonderful, very informative and walked you through the entire process. I felt so refreshed when I left. I HIGHLY recommend giving this place a try, and as I stated earlier your first session is free!!

Stretch Zone staff are the best! I try to get in once every other week to complement my bicycle…read moreriding. Depending on your situation and needs, they can concentrate on lower body or upper body. I find that hamstring stretching has really helped my back issues. You do t have to be an athlete to get the benefit of partner assisted stretching.

I tore the meniscus in my right knee in November 2025. I knew exactly what it was, because I had…read moretorn my left meniscus several years earlier. I made an appointment to be seen by one of the PAs. She had them x-ray my knee, to make sure there was no bone issue going on. After a physical exam, she told me that I was correct, it was a torn meniscus. She wanted me to get an MRI done to get a good look at it. She did not provide me with anything to help with my knee in the meantime. When I tore my left meniscus, I had been given a brace to wear by the doctor I saw at their Clemmons location. That helped me to continue to be able to walk. Luckily, I still had that brace, so I just wore it for the same amount of time I had been advised to the previous time. The MRI confirmed the tear. The surgeon I saw when I came in for the results of the MRI gave me two options. One was surgery, where they would use a scope to go into my knee and clean out the loose tissue. He said I would be out of work for 12 weeks, possibly less, if I felt well enough to go back sooner. The second option was physical therapy. He said there was a chance it might not help, and it was a very conservative approach to my condition. I almost felt like he was hoping I would say surgery. I opted for physical therapy. Luckily, it worked, and I do not need surgery.

I had a consultation with Dr. Yoder at the Winston Salem location for a PRP injection to my left…read moreknee. I scheduled my PRP injection for April 24th. The ONLY thing Dr. Yoder told me was to not take ibuprofen or any other anti inflammatory medications 2 weeks before my injection and to not take any 4 days after my injection. Insurance does not cover the injection which I'm fine with if it delays me getting a knee replacement. Dr. Yoder DID NOT GIVE ME ANY AFTER CARE INSTRUCTIONS. Just to not ice my knee and the information about anti inflammatory medications. It's extremely upsetting that I looked up after care almost 2 weeks after my injection bc I was in so much pain. Only to find out online that you should have STRICT instructions of what NOT to do until 12 weeks AFTER your injection! I had been doing several things on the list of WHAT NOT TO DO bc I wasn't advised. I'm praying I didn't mess up the injection since I wasn't told what NOT to do for 12 weeks. It's extremely upsetting that Dr. Yoder was dishonest in his notes after my appointment that he "gave me after care instructions". Which was a bold faced lie. It's also extremely upsetting I paid for an extremely expensive injection and since I wasn't advised of any after care. I may have ruined the injection since I was doing things I shouldn't have been doing. The aftercare I looked up stated if you did things before the 12 weeks the injection ultimately will fail. It's exhausting going to doctors and they rarely listen and treat you like a number AND aren't truthful in after summary visit notes. I like other doctors at OrthoCarolina but I definitely don't recommend Dr. Yoder

Dr. Parks very professional and has helped me with my back issues. I refer him all the time…read more Really has helped me!

Dr. Parks has been instrumental in relieving my back, neck and hip pain. The staff is always…read morefriendly and very accommodating, even on short notice. I highly recommend Piedmont Chiropractic and, in my opinion, are one of the very best!

Okay - they need to update the name to Emerge Ortho since they were swallowed up like most…read moreorthopedic practices. The good news is the care has not changed. Dr, McKinley got my shoulder right after years of injuries. Now Andy in Physical Therapy is strengthening it. I cannot tell you how good and accommodating they are to patients. Great sports medicine and fast check in! Highly recommended!

The hospital ER referred me to Bradley Wham, orthopedic surgeon here and it waa the best decision I…read moreever made. I was in a tremendous amount of pain and agony...on crunches and he suspected I tore my meniscus. My first thought was omg am I gonna need surgery. He walked into the room veey calm, cool, collected and professional. He listened to me thoroughly as I explained eveeything that happened to me. He explained in detailed that they offer various lines of treatment and that the 1st was the R.I.C.E method combined with a very strong pack of medrol (prednisone) and then physical therapy. I am relieved to announce it ALL worked and I did not need surgery. He told me initially that he did not think I needed surgery at all and the fact that he was right in eveeything he told me comforted me and gave me a ton of hope. I did PT for 6 weeks several times a week and was gd as new. Had a followup with Dr. Wham and he was so happy for me that I was all better and ensured me that PT works and he always highly recommends it. He discharged me and that was that. I highly recommend not just this establishment, but Dr. What specifically. I would not see any other ortho DR/surgeon, but him.

Dr. Benfield, Dr. Norris, and the entire team at EmergeOrtho are awesome! These doctors have an…read moreexcellent bedside manner and personality. I find them professional and friendly. Everyone in the practice seems genuinely interested in my wellbeing. Whether I see Dr. Benfield for my hand, Dr. Norris for my shoulder or one of their respective PA's, I know that I am assured excellent care and attention. The practice itself is located in an easily accessible location that has plenty of parking, a clean and pleasant waiting area, and short wait periods. There is even an Urgent Care for Ortho related injuries located onsite that does not require an appointment. I highly recommend Dr. Benfield and Dr. Norris at EmergeOrtho. When you go by, tell them Kindra Speech sent ya!

I saw Justin today for a second time (for ankle pain) in four months. Justin is an excellent P.A…read more He takes time to listen and explains everything well. I highly recommend Justin Ollis at EmergeOrtho.

Great for pinched nerve issues. The staff is very professional and accommodating. Was referred by…read moremy husband

Dr. Meylor has been amazing in dealing with my migraines and other issues. And his staff is just as…read moreamazing. They are welcoming, kind, and professional. Would recommend to anyone who has chronic pain or injuries.

Dr. Lee Stafford performed my first adjustment this week and he not only seemed to be quite…read moreknowledgeable of what he was doing, but he remained very gentle during the process. He often takes the time to discuss as well as regulate my pain levels before massaging my neck tension and/or proceeding to chiropractic adjustments. He's a very personable guy, and I would recommend him to anyone reluctant or fearful of trying out a chiropractor.

These guys are life savers. Beginning in March of this year I began experiencing right knee pain…read more After several doctor visits I was diagnosed with patella femoral syndrome. After several months of physical therapy things had gotten marginally better, but new issues like sciatica on my left side began popping up. After seeing 5 different doctors and getting "answers" like: "your calves are tight, but I don't know what else to tell you"... "if you're shifting your weight to one side that's just something to improve with being more mindful"... or my personal favorite, "if you're having balance issues it could be neurological"... I was left confused, frustrated, and exhausted. Then I came to Salama. We took x-rays of my back my first visit and it immediately showed the root of the cause; my pelvis was shifted dramatically to the left- causing an imbalance at my body's foundation. Here I feel heard. They take the time to answer all of my questions- offering up various stretches and exercises to try along with the adjustments. I feel tremendously better- something that I was starting to doubt was possible. I rant and rave about this place and chiropractics as a whole to anyone who will listen.

let me start off by saying I was a exhausted mom and was at my wits end when my 9 week old baby…read morecould not hardly sleep and she was just acting like she was miserable. as a new mom I was desperate and I went to Bobby and Brooke and Sydney. everyone helped in their own way. we went 2 times a week for about 3 weeks and I had a COMPLETELY different baby. by the 2nd adjustment, I was beyond grateful for a poop diaper. my hips are also very rotated at the time when I was carrying my son, Brooke and Sydney both specialize in helping women who are pregnant ease the back pain and the AWFUL leg pain. ( ladies you know exactly what I'm talking about) you think that your gonna be miserable for 9months -- NOPE. not without their help. dealing with insurance is never anyone's cup of tea. the office alone will explain everything in detail and call your insurance and ask all the questions to make sure your getting the best coverage. I cannot and will not go anywhere else

I would give Stroud Chiropractic a zero if I could. They advertise their expertise with Sciatica,…read moreso I needed help with my first occurrence of Sciatica, which was extremely painful. After being in bed for a week and slowly recovering my ability to walk, I went to Stroud Chiropractic. They made me stand at a computer to fill out a crazy amount of paperwork and many pages of forms--I never saw an intake process like this, and I am 65 years old. After filling out the forms, which took about an hour, I sat for another 45 minutes to see Dr. Brook Martin. The office was somewhat chaotic and them seemed more interested in hustling patients in and out of their office, particularly as the day was coming to a close. The exam process was overly rigorous for my Sciatica pain. Based on their website, I decided to go to Stroud Chiropractic, which claims they are highly skilled at relieving sciatica pain. Unfortunately, I left their office in so much pain that I could hardly walk or drive my car. I was unable to drive the 20-minute journey home without stopping multiple times to stand up to attempt to alleviate the pain. Why would they have let me drive home in that kind of condition? My wife took me to the emergency room in the most pain I ever experienced in my life. The pain level was a 10/10, and I felt nauseous and almost passed out. As a result, I had to spend five days on bed rest before finally feeling well enough to see a spinal specialist for a proper diagnosis. My pain was so severe that I still hurt after taking muscle relaxants, an opioid painkiller, and also took some ibuprofen. I was up every hour on the hour to take a 10-minute hot shower to relieve the pain, as it was the only thing that would work. This entire experience has caused me considerable duress, loss of pay, and a massive impact on my well-being. I believe it could have been prevented if the chiropractor had approached my care differently. The chiropractor made me do many movements while standing, which resulted in the returning sciatica pain that was very much worse than the original incident. It would have been much better if she could perform a gentle hands-on palpation to identify the areas of tenderness, restricted movement, etc. While the doctor was taking xrays I was in so much pain I couldn't continue standing in the position so she could take more xrays. I sat there for 15 or 20 minutes to regain my compusure, then another assistant came in to finish giving me the xrays and I could still hardly stand and the pain returned. She was even having problems with the machine and prolonged my misery by having me take the x-ray a couple of more times to get the right image on the x-ray. They refused to give me the x-rays after I requested them. They said that the only way I could find out about the x-ray results was to meet with the doctor. Weeks later, when I went to a physical therapist, I had six sessions before I was allowed to bend at the waist. Some movements, like bending over at the waist, are a huge "don't do" with sciatica, yet this chiropractor had me do it and caused me a great deal of injury. I will not be returning to this office for any more care. I requested that we work something out with my payment for these services because I don't believe it is ethical to charge me for something that cost me many times over their service charges in lost wages and medical expenses. After speaking with the office about their lack of flexibility, they have referred my account to a bill collector. I will not pay them their couple of hundred dollars so they can harass me all they want. Stroud Chiropractic is not a place that I will ever step foot in again. They certainly demonstrated to me that they didn't care about my well-being.