Dr. Mirza is wonderful and is unlike any other doctor I've had. He asked me a lot of questions to…read moreget to know me before he treated me and it was nice knowing that he cared. I was having severe lower back pain and found him on my insurance's website. After one visit my lower back pain was non existent, I was sleeping better, and other problems that I did not even associate with my back (I was also having knee and shoulder pain) were much better. He didn't try to make me purchase any medications and majority of what he does is done without you having to lay face down. I've been going for about three weeks now and the back pain has yet to return and I am still enjoying great nights of sleep. Although not back pain related, at one appointment, he noticed that I had a cold and alleviated my sinus pressure with a technique that actually cleared my nose! After seeing the difference in me, my boyfriend is about to start seeing Dr. Mirza as well. I only have a couple of sessions left, but I would like to go at least once every month to make sure I continue feeling as good as I do now.

I never been to a chiropractor before and I'm 39 yrs old I suffered from chronic back pain seen…read moremultiple specialists and nothing could fix the problem. I happened to find Omega and checked out the reviews and figured what could it hurt to check this out and boy was it a great decision the doctor thru some training, healing and treatments and finished it off with some intense back cracking not painful at all more of a stress relief within each crack it felt great and I felt so much better no more pain and I grew 2 inches because my back was out of portion for so long that it straight my stance up properly. I definitely recommend him to anyone who is experiencing lingering back pain.

I should have posted my through review a year ago... I started with Dr. Norani the summer of 2019…read more I actually came to him after going to my original chiropractor ( an AmWell chiropractor I had been seeing for over 3 years btw) who could not "adjust" me to comfort. I had a 2 year old at the time, I have no idea what or how I did it but I picked up my daughter one day and something immediately went wrong in my back. I was going to the chiropractor once a month at this point (maintenance) so naturally even though I had been to my regular appointment I called my doctor to come in for an additional adjustment. I go through the usual routine and afterwards I still felt this pulling discomfort in my back... my chiropractor who I had been with almost 4 years says, just go home and get some rest it will get better, if it doesn't come back. I left his office and immediately began looking for another chiropractor to help me remove this discomfort. I searched Yelp ( yes I'm a Yelper) for chiropractors and Dr. Norani popped up, I called immediately ( it was on a Friday) and had an appointment set up for the following week. I arrived at my first appointment (with my two year old in tow), explained to Dr. Norani the discomfort and the situation with my former chiropractor and he said "no worries, I can fix that" and then smiled. I was relieved... I was put on the electrode machine with a heating pad and then I received another treatment (I don't recall the correct terminology), then it was time for my adjustment. Dr. Norani is a short guy, and I'm 5'7" (full figured) so when he asked me to lock my arms through his and lean on his back... I was nervous because I did not want to injure him as that would be a lot of weight on him. I laughed and said ummmm are you sure, you know I'm a heavyweight. He chuckled and said "I told you, I will fix your back... come on, I got you". I have no idea what that technique is called but he lifted me up with both of my hands behind my back... I believe every joint from my neck to my tailbone cracked in chronological order (whole thing took 3 seconds), that discomfort was gone instantly. He finished adjusting me on the table and Dr. Norani became my new chiropractor. My appointments continued and then decreased but I keep up with maintenance every few months. When the reviews say "Dr. Norani is the truth"... those are facts!!! You will be in good hands.

Dr. Leslie has changed my life. I work in the dental profession which causes a lot of neck and…read moreback issues. Back in November I was experiencing neck issues and my left arm was in pain. After several immediate care appointments i was told is was all muscular. Dealing with it for about a week I drove myself to the emergency room where I got an MRI and was told that I have a bulging disc between C6-C7 and was told to see a neurologist. Well Neurologist told me I need surgery immediately. I would do anything to get out of this pain. Lucky my doctor was at a study club meeting and was discussing my issue and one of the doctors told her about the Atlas Spine Center. Long story short no surgery and now am i pain free but my anxiety as also been reduced significantly. So thankful.

I have gone to see both Dr. Michael and Dr. Leslie Windman for over 3 years now. I drive from…read moreCarroll County to see them. They are specialized atlas orthogonal chiropractors. They treat you with respect, listen to your concerns and I feel they are empathetic care givers with respect to your particular needs. The atlas orthogonal approach was developed by Dr. Roy Sweat of Atlanta Georgia. There is more on this if you google him. I had so many unexplained things, normal tests and yet had muscle fasiculations and intense headaches, pain. While I am still a work in progress I have found 2 individuals that can help me. I have gone to countless physical medicine, pain docs, pain clinics and to little avail. I would recommend you check out the website, look and see if this is something you are experiencing. They will examine you and can tell with an initial consultation whether or not they can help you.

I've been going to Therapeutic Sessions for several months for physical therapy following a…read moremicrodiscectomy for a herniated disc. I have nothing but positive things to say about them. My primary PT, Nnamdi, has been great to work with, responsive to my changing needs and a funny and motivating guy in general. The chiropractor, Dr Bazley, has also played a role in my recovery as needed. The front office staff is super friendly and easy to work with regarding scheduling and any health insurance concerns. The office seems to have recently opened so everything is up to date and modern including their scheduling and billing system which helpfully sends a reminder text the day before my appt and also emails me the receipt for my co-pay. There's plenty of parking in the area and it is a very convenient location for me, a NE DC resident. Im almost done with my PT and will miss their motivation but they've helped me build both the muscle and confidence I need to maintain a healthy post surgery back.

Dr. Bazley is an excellent chiropractor! If you need one she's conveniently located in NE DCread more

Leslie is AMAZING. My story is long and detailed but, I have brain injuries from my atlas being so…read moretilted and twisted for so long. It was Dr. Windman, from a good friend from a tbi site's recommendation, who started me on my real path of healing. I had learned from another informed doctor about 8 months prior to meeting her that my 3 years of progressively debilitating every day, all day migraines (16 months of pushing myself and all the while losing more and more abilities until eventually I could no longer push myself and then 14 months of profound, often bed-bound, in a dark room mind-melting pain and skill disability) were actually just symptoms of a deteriorating and destabilized neck that was compromising the nerves that fed my brain what it needed to function and grow. A neck that was injured very badly while caretaking a family member. So I was beginning to feel some sense of myself through my other doctor's correct assessment (the first real one after 7 wrongly diagnosing doctors) and starting to think more clearly. But, it was Dr. Windman and her husband's xrays that showed me my complete damage. And it was Dr. Windman and her ao procedure that had me get up from the table without migraine after having had the same migraine for 3 years 8 months. Within 2 weeks I was reading and memory was returning (I had almost no memory for the previous 2 years), within 3 my moods were stabilizing. My brain started thinking faster. My intelligence started improving. I was able to start driving short distances, my disorientation and dizziness drastically improved. I have been seeing her weekly ever since. I have had a few set backs but she is there every step of the way, showing me new things to help reverse all the damage of those horrific years. I still have brain injuries and my bones learned to pop out and lock up after all that trauma, but I am learning and improving weekly and without this wonderful woman I would still be stuck back in the half-life I had. I avoided a surgery that my other doctor was encouraging. There is no need for it now (it was a nerve-neck release surgery that would have been uncovered by insurance). Each day I am gaining new skills and finally my brain has what it needs to start repairing all that damage. I am working on postural therapies that Dr. Windman has suggested. She also is amazing with cranial sacral work and every week my brain frees itself again after locking up when I do activities that I could not do at all for those previous years. She patiently puts back the parts that have fallen out again and teaches me more to help me learn how to improve. I am getting stronger each month. It is a reversal of my first year of progressively bad health. It's amazing to feel. I may never reverse all the brain injury that occurred during those dark years, but my chances of gaining a new life have improved substantially because I went to this ao practice and this wonderful doctor.

Dr. Leslie is an expert in the Atlas Orthogonal technique. Patients seek her out from great…read moredistances for her specialty. I do not hesitate to refer to this top notch provider whenever I have a patient that is in need of specific upper cervical work. Highly recommend.

THIS IS HIGH QUALITY CARE! The staff and doctors are amazing people! They go above and beyond to…read moreprovide the best care possible. You will definitely see results, better understand your diagnosis and have a positive experience!!! They are like family. Definitely recommend!!!

So thankful my hubby found Hirsh Chiropractic Center here on Yelp with many 5s. Dr. Don is very…read moreinformative and very gentle in his practice. The entire staff is also very helpful. Totally recommend for any chiropractic need.

Awesome practice with friendly caring staff and doctors. A visit periodically keeps the pain away.read more

My back has been in pain for months and after just one visit I'm already feeling great with minimal…read moreto no pain! Great care as always! Very professional and warm! Will always be a client!

I have only visited with one other Chiropractor a few years back, and it was less than a pleasant…read moreexperience. So, needless to stay that I was pretty skeptical to visit with another one until I met Dr. David Kopelove. This guy is the REAL deal!! What does that mean? It means that there aren't any fancy offices with high-tech (in other words - USELESS) equipment or crappy speeches to keep patients coming back week over week, but leaving just slightly better than they came. Dr. Kopelove really knows what he's doing. This guy laid me on his strange little table that was nothing like I had ever seen, tapped the bottoms of me feet a few times, and ever so slightly ran his fingers down my back and said "I know what's wrong." The table started bouncing up and down while the Doc pushed on my back, side, and legs for about 15-20 minutes and the pain that I had for the past many weeks was all gone. I'm not joking, He could tell how I was sleeping, and advised to never sleep on my stomach again; so I didn't. I returned to his office three days later for another sessions and felt even better than I had before. Never once did the Dr. attempt to sell me "extra" services or products that I didn't need, or schedule me for another appointment in the next week. There was absolutely no pressure from him or the lovely front-desk assistant. Dr. Kopelove seemed extremely pleased to have been able to take away my pain and advised to "start listening to your body and think about what it feels like before your pain gets that bad again because that's when you know to schedule your next appointment." PRICELESS! Dr. Kopelove is the REAL DEAL!!

I visited Dr. Kopelove for the first time last week, and I regret to report that I did not have a…read morepositive experience there. When I enter a practitioner's office, I expect to be acknowledged and greeted. Upon entering this office, the two women seated behind the receptionist desk stared blankly at me like they were upset that I had disturbed them. I let them know I had an appointment, handed them the forms I'd filled out in advance, and gave them me driver's license and insurance card. During this entire process, they said less than ten words to me; however, they were happy to resume talking to one another once I sat in the waiting area. Since it was a workday, I had intentionally made an appointment in the morning (9:30) rather than in the afternoon when some practitioners tend to be running behind. Despite the fact that I must have been only the 2nd or 3rd patient of the day, I had to wait 15 minutes past my appointment time before I was seen. As part of the registration process, I was asked to fill out several forms about my pain and health history, as well as mark on a diagram where I was feeling pain. I expected that my first appointment would include some time discussing these forms and the pain that I was feeling. Instead, Dr. Kopelove barely glanced at the forms and asked me to tell him what was wrong. I had the opportunity to talk for approximately 1-2 minutes ( and even then, I felt like I was being rushed) before he started talking and telling me what he thought was wrong with me. I did not feel like he was listening to me or taking what I was saying seriously. His manner and tact left much to be desired. He told me I had a "bad" shoulder, "bad" feet, "bad" ankles and "bad" posture and (again, without understanding or acknowledging my pain) almost instantly began recommending orthotics as a solution. While I acknowledge that correcting one's stance can have positive impacts on the rest of the body, I felt like I was being pitched to by a salesman. He even pulled out a picture of himself from when he was in a coma and had serious spinal injuries...quipping that orthotics were the only thing that helped him become pain free. While this might be true, it came across like those testimonials you see in infomercials. He dismissed my main issue - that I was having excruciating sciatic nerve pain twice a month that feels like I am being electrocuted in the butt for 1-2 days on end - by saying that he thought it wasn't the nerve, and that it just had to do with my bad posture getting my alignment off. When I insisted that his interpretation was incorrect, he asked me if I'd seen my gynecologist and had them do tests "since the pain I was talking about was in the area of my lady parts." First of all, the last time I checked, the place where I have pain - in my butt and hamstrings - is not in the "lady parts" area. Secondly, I've had leg aches from PMS (which I think is what he was implying) and it's a completely different pain. Lastly, I have yearly checkups with the gynecologist and have never had any irregularities. In short, he was intentionally and blatantly dismissing what I am 100% sure is sciatic nerve pain so he could keep blaming my "bad" body parts and posture for the pain I have. During the treatment part of the visit, he kept telling me where I would have pain in different parts of my body. Instead of asking "Do you have pain here?" and "How does this feel?" he kept saying, "I know you have pain here," and "I bet you have pain here," and "I can tell you that it's going to hurt when I press here." While he was correct in many of the instances, his tone was inappropriate and reflected a smug rather than a caring attitude. Further, at some point he pressed very hard on my costal cartilage in my upper chest, where I did not report pain and where I have very little fat or muscle. He definitely pressed that area too hard because several days later it aches and is very painful to the touch. When I got up at the end of the treatment, he said, "How do you feel now? It feels better right?" like he had just performed some magic. While I did feel slightly better at that moment, I'd argue that if I'd taken my $40 co-pay to a masseuse for a half hour massage, I'd walk away feeling much better too. After the treatment, they applied electrical stimulation to my lower back for ten minutes. He also sent me away with a prescription to get X-rays of my lower back at an imaging center, with the caveat that he "really didn't think anything was wrong there." In sum, when it comes to my health and my body, it's really important for me to feel like I'm being listened to and that the practitioner takes me seriously. I want to feel like the practitioner has my best interest in mind, rather than his own ulterior motives or sales ambitions. Unfortunately, I did not feel any of these ways in my visit and cannot recommend this office to other people.