Beware - you'll be impressed at first, if you can handle a lecture/quiz for the first 3 visits…read moreabout your condition. When the doctor shares his suggested plan, you're then asked to put money up front so you can receive a discount. DON'T GIVE THEM YOUR MONEY IN ADVANCE. At the time I saw him, I reached my dedectible for 2015 and my insurance would pick up all of the costs. He still tried to convince me to give him $2000 since that was my deductible for 2016. I kept a record of all of my treatments and type of adjustments since I have a chronic illness. I had a total of 14 treatments. Only 3 of the insurance claims were correct. I was overcharged for the rest. When I asked about this the first two times, I was not given a clear answer by the doctor or by the front office. Upon the 3rd try, I informed the doctor I would no longer be a patient of his. There are many other issues with this facility but I will not get into any further detail. It's your decision...

Dr. Van Westen is extremely knowledgeable and sincerely cares about what's best for you and your…read morelong term health. This is not a band aid fix chiropractor clinic, they want you to invest in fixing your problem the right way now, so you can move on with your life and not be in and out of a doctor's office's for the rest of your life. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly too. They reflect the philosophy of the clinic. I've noticed significant positive changes in my mobility, back strength and overall wellness since going here. Good people, who want to help.

Excellent service and personal attention! I would recommend…read moreDr. Philip Brooks to anyone needing a chiropractor. He uses technology that other chiropractors don't have. He is located in Port Washington, Wisconsin. I am now living in Florida and I wish that I was able to see him here. Valerie

INCOMPETENT!!!! After making 4 appointments, a month ahead…read moreof time, each time I was scheduled, my appointment was canceled or he said he couldn't help me because he didn't know me well enough.?...even though I brought in information from my previous chiropractor. I paid $92cash, on my only visit and walked out with the same pain I came there with. He said he didn't have the time to work on me, even though it was a scheduled appointment. So after inquiring about the other appointments I had made with him, they said they did not have any of them on his schedule. ARGH!!!! I asked how soon they can get me in. They said not till after February! I am chronic pain, on disability for 23 years and need to be adjusted at least every other week or more. The staff is completely INCOMPETENT with huge communication problems through out! I had 1 appointment available tomorrow, and they called me to tell me that the Chiropractor is unwilling to see me and doesn't care to help me! If you have anything worse than a neck crick, don't bother wasting your time and money here! ps. Why does he have a sign outside asking for new patients, when he has no room on his schedule to fit anyone in????!!!

Dr Joel is caring and listens to his patients. I have autoimmune disease and chronic pain. He does…read morehis best to work with you to reach your goals. I do appreciate being treated efficiently and his honesty if chiropractic care is my best answer. Chiropractic care is very individual, and he uses many modalities to achieve my best results. He never makes me feel like a number. I recommend Dr Joel to help you with your health.

Formerly called Cream City Chiropractic, Foundation is co-located with Milwaukee Community…read moreAcupuncture and other related wellness services. I was directed here when searching for a provider well-versed in pregnancy care. Dr. Amy came highly recommended, and after my initial visit, I can say the recommendation was spot on. She spent our first 45 minutes together getting to know me, my body, and my needs. She did some adjustments right away, and also taught me some stretches to work on in-between visits. I've been to other chiropractors before who have used scare tactics to try to get me back several times a week, often not doing any adjustment until "next visit". I also went to a chiro who seemed to pride himself on spending as little time with the patient as possible - this is definitely not Dr. Amy's approach, and I raved about the visit to my husband after (plus, my body feels great today!). You should know that Dr. Amy is an "out of network" provider for most insurances, so you will likely have to pay out of pocket. The initial visit is $100, and subsequent visits are $40 (still reasonable, especially because many co-pays are between $20-$50). She will send you bills to be submitted to insurance to see if they'll provide coverage...I'm going to try with UHC and see what happens. I've also been told Dr. Amy does infant and child chiropractic care, which I'm interested in using in the future...I'll update my review when that time comes!

Dr. Erin was recommended to me for some acute back pain I was having. Not only was she extremely…read moreresponsive, she was able to accommodate getting me in to be evaluated and treated. She was conveniently located, as well as kind, professional and thorough. I'm looking forward to continuing to see her as she put me at ease and helped with my pain: I highly recommend her!

I was a patient of Dr. Murray over 10 years ago, through high school and college…read more I've recently been seeing a chiropractor and physical therapist for a few months for a back injury. I realized Dr. Murray was accepting my insurance and immediately scheduled an appointment with him. I was so enthusiastic about his work 10 years ago, I figured I would give it another shot. WOW! He is just as thorough, knowledgeable and caring as he was back in the old days. His practice has grown but he still takes the time to get to know my baseline, my lifestyle (which really coincides with my spinal health since I am a backpacking guide full time) and my needs. He takes the time to answer my questions, hear my concerns and provide feedback. With COVID, I am not bringing in the same amount of business and as a self employed small business owner, my budget is very tight this year. Him and his staff were so kind and compassionate about my situation and made sure to go above and beyond in helping me find a payment plan and solution so that I could receive the care I need to get my body back where It should be, without an enormous amount of stress about the financial side. They didn't make me feel ashamed or embarrassed when I brought up the need to discuss payment options. Every aspect of my return to Dr. Murray and his team have fully solidified that moving Chiropractic care even in the middle of an injury was the absolute best choice I could have made. Thank you Dr. Murray and team! I highly recommend Lake County Health Center!

Started going here after my old chiropractor was dropped from my health insurance awhile back and…read moremy neck pain was really bothering me. Initial consultation services were informative, but I felt a bit rushed here and not as relaxed/welcome to ask questions as compared to previous chiropractor. My first appointment (X-rays and such) was with the owner Dr. Krsko. I received a treatment on the same day - the "big TENS machine," as I like to call it - with ice. I think it's electric stim? 2nd appointment was with a different chiropractor so I could get in asap. I had to watch a short movie about what my results would mean/show and then went over them with the Dr. I felt I had more questions than she was willing to answer (maybe outside her realm of practice?) or that I had exceeded my time? Not sure what it was, but I felt somewhat belittled by this chiropractor. She was younger than me, so it could have just been inexperience. I was told I had to attend a free "wellness" session before or after a future scheduled appointment, but provided no info on what the session would contain. I started to feel like this was getting too, "preachy" for me and became hesitant. After appx 3 sessions (and a cancelled wellness session because instructor was out of town), I received a letter in the mail saying they were having issues with being in network for BCBS for 2017, but we're working on it... Not what I wanted to hear. I didn't schedule anymore appointments, but continued to receive "come back" type letters and "refer a friend" letters which were irritating. I hope they'll be in network next year as they generally seem like a good place. I'll return if they are, just not sure why this keeps happening. Giving 3 stars because I don't have a fully established opinion yet. Some of the staff is more "upbeat" than others (i.e., some never smile). I think it's really important to give off a good "vibe" in a place promoting wellness and to make your clients comfortable.

The Drs. and staff at Highland are all courteous,caring and extremely kind. I have been going to…read morethese Drs. for 21 years and the care they take with each visit is to be admired. I've never waited more than 10 or 15 minutes to to seen, the waiting room is never packed with patients and my ability to get an appointment is outstanding. Thank you Highland .

Went there on Monday to see Dr Tampa. Even though the receptionist was rude and was severely…read morelacking in people skills, I thought the doctor was very competent and she arrived at a quick diagnosis of my injury. She told me that my shoulder/upper back area had some sort of an inflammation and prescribed what she termed as a "potent ant-inflammatory drug" saying that it could upset my stomach and that she would switch the medication if necessary. Also, asked to come back the following morning after fasting for a blood test to check my cholesterol. So far so good, I was a satisfied customer. The prescribed drug seemed to work really well, and I was relatively pain-free that evening until I started getting terrible stomach cramps followed by repeated visits to the bathroom that night. No big deal I though, the doctor warned me about this and I could ask her to switch to the alternative when I go in for the cholesterol test in the morning. Here is where I start getting a bad taste in my mouth. As you will see, I am going to experience surly customer service from the receptionist and clinical action that could potentially endanger my health. The following is my interaction with the receptionist: ME: I had a bad reaction from my prescription last night. Can I please talk to the doctor so that I can have it switched. RECEPTIONIST: Do you have an appointment with the doctor? (you can know she is annoyed by her tone and look) ME: No, But I am having this problem with my medication and I need to know what to do next. RECEPTIONIST: I don't know if she is in. (I thought it was really weird that she didn't know if the doc is in at 9:15 am! I thing, Is this place run so loosely?) ME: Can you please find out? RECEPTIONIST: What? (And that look again!) ME: Can you please find out if I can talk to her? I need to know if she wants to take that medicine again tonight. RECEPTIONIST: She is really booked tight, she can't talk to you! (She is still not telling how I can resolve my problem with the reaction to the medication. For a moment, I wasn't sure what the next step was.) ME: I can wait. (I go and sit in the waiting area) RECEPTIONIST: So you want to see the Dr T? What is the reason again? ME: Yes please! I am having a problem with my medication. RECEPTIONIST: (Walks inside and presumably talks to the doctor and comes out after a long time. ) Well, like I told you, the doctor is really booked tight. She will call you later today. (Phew! Finally a resolution) ME: Thanks. I am fine with that. Now, here is the medically dangerous stuff. I have a voice mail for one of the doctor's office staff telling me "The doctor has called in another prescription for you. If that upsets you stomach you should take some Pepcid for it." Here are the problems with this encounter: 1. Neither the doctor nor a qualified nurse spoke to me and understood my reaction to the original medication. 2. The only communication with me regarding the changed prescription is the very brief voice mail. 3. There is no mention on whether to continue with my original medication along with the new one. I assumed that it is being switched based on my recollection of a single snippet of conversation with the doctor. The tenous communication chain went as follows: ME :-: Disinterested Receptionist :-: Doctor? :-: {Pharmacist, Staff Member} :-: ME. This could be pretty dangerous since there was nothing explicitly asked of me or told to to me by anyone. 4. It was obvious that the office did not want me call back for any clarifications. I was left with the impression that the doctor already spent the 10 mins needed to diagnose the problem and I already paid my co-pay therefore any additional time spent was wasted, non-productive time from their perspective.