Family Healing Chiropractic Center

These people are dangerous. Stay away from them.
I paid for a year plan because I was desperate, had no health coverage, and for my financial situation at the time it was cost effective… but it turned out to be the worst chiropractic experience I’ve ever had. It was like an assembly line, no privacy at all, not a relaxing or healing environment, the doctors weren’t concerned about how you were feeling and were too busy talking to other people to listen to anything you had to say, and by the end of the year I was in more pain than when I first started coming here. What they continually told me was very depressing, indicated that I would never feel better and in fact might die an early death if I didn’t follow their plan. In the end, I felt like they had done more damage to me physically and psychologically than anything else.
I finally found a new chiropractor (who I still see) who gave me a lot of hope, personal attention, and in fact after a couple months with my new chiro I had a lot less pain and was feeling better than I had in years.

If you like privacy, do not go here. Not only did they do my adjustment out in the open in front of EVERYONE but everyone at the company (including receptionist) knew what I was in there for. They try very hard to sell their product and it’s very annoying. Be prepared to watch lots of videos and be asked questions/​quizzes about what you learned. Honestly, I felt like I was at Summer Camp. Oh and forgot to mention, they are Christian based (Christian music playing throughout the office/​Christian slogans around the office). Kids are constantly running around the office while you are doing your adjustment, quite unprofessional in my opinion.

They are very welcoming & give good care, but I was turned off by the hard sell. I understand it’s better (for the business) if you pay up-​front (for the package price), but they just weren’t willing to do a per visit payment and any larger or monthly amount just didn’t work into my budgeting. They tried to be as accommodating as they could within their own business model. It seems as if they handle it like tithing to a church… the hard sell church. i believed in the chiropractic care, but I just couldn’t conform to their presentation.