My husband & I visted this office because he had severe back pain. I was so impressed by the courteousness of the office & doctors, I decided to become a patient as well. I really liked how thorough they were as far as doing an exam & taking xrays before giving us an adjustment. We had previously been to another chiropractor that just adjusted my husband & left him in more pain than when we arrived. We did not have a negative experience like the previous comments, it was in fact the exact opposite. I truely felt the dr was very geniune about getting my husband better. We both followed the Dr.'s recommendations and continue to go for our maintenance care and we both are feeling fantastic thanks to this wonderful Dr.!!!

This guy was unbelievable. All he talked about was my diet and how he wants to heal my whole body... not just give me a temporary fix.. I asked the receptionist if he would do an adjutment the day of my visit since that is what I was paying for and she said yes. I did not get an adjustment.. rather he told me i would need to come back regularly to get the full benefit. The equipment alone should have sent me running. everything in the office was circa 1950. It was sort of funny. He had me lay on a vinyl table with a roller thing and said that was the best thing for me. He measured the length of my legs and had me do various yoga poses. He also told me I would have a stroke if i continued to crack my own neck??? Wow. I received no treatment and was charged $85 for my conversation with him. This guy is not qualified to pracitice and lives in his own holistic arrogant out-of date world.

I was sent an "apology" letter by Albert, which I was hoping an apology for running a shady business that doesn't help anyone. Instead it turned out to be an ad where he informs me that he could "remove the nerve interface" from my spine and heal my back problems. He modestly admits "I am not a miracle worker" then goes on to explain the magic powers he has. People who need real help are tricked into going for the cheap alternative to real medicine end up paying the cost.He ends his letter by scaring the patient by talking about the threat of death."Are drugs and technology really the answer!?" Maybe not, but faux-medicine like this sure isn't.