Community Chiropractic Center

Dr. Mark Sakalauskas is an intelligent chiropractor who is always thoughtful, timely and informative about what he’s doing. He’s one of the best I’ve ever been to, and I highly recommend him. He’s great about explaining how muscles, ligaments and alignment issues are all affected when it comes to an ailment, injury or just general maintenance. Through a combination of chiropractic, PT, ibuprofen and exercise (yoga/​pilates), I’m stronger and less limited, and only need minimal chiropractic upkeep from year to year.

I think I first visited Dr. Mark at Community Chiropractic after some minor whiplash. I’d been in a multi-​car domino accident where someone rear-​ended someone else, and about 6 cars crunched together. Fun stuff.
My car was in the shop, Dr. Mark’s office was close enough to walk from my house, and he would work with my insurance. They also had evening appointments a few days a week. This all sounded promising.
I’m picky about chiropractors, and a somewhat skeptical person by nature. My dad is the same way, and he’d heard positive things about Dr. Mark. He didn’t disappoint. He was able to get rid of the tingling and slight numbness of my right arm pretty quickly. I still needed physical therapy, but Dr. Mark was respectful of the advice I was getting from my physical therapist as well as my doctor and spine specialist. As soon as I was doing better, Dr. Mark was fine with letting me schedule appointments as needed.
I really appreciate this — I’m wary of chiropractors who seem to be pushing you to schedule visits forever and ever.
His desk staff are sweet and extremely helpful (helped me order a special item and even called to follow up when it was on backorder), and billing has never been a problem or gotten screwy.
When I’ve been traveling too much, attempted to lift or lug something wrong, or have something that feels a little funny in my neck, Community Chiropractic is usually the first place I call.
Obviously, if you’re in need of medical help, you should do your own research and make your own decisions. I’m not a trained medical professional (duh), so this is just the positive testimony of one patient, but positive it is, and it’s worth sharing!