National College of Naprapathic Medicine

As with all professions, you get the good, the average and the bad. I have had mixed feelings about some of the sessions I’ve had with Interns here. However, Dr. Weems is awesome! She is the only one that got my neck to release from a car accident I had about 5 years ago. Too bad she has moved on but I really liked her and I wish more Interns there were like her. I love the profession and believe it to be much more effective than Chiropractic. Love, love, love Naprapathy! I just think more people as students need to really look deep into themselves to truly learn this art of soft tissue therapy as it is a truly amazing profession with unlimited and untapped potential that has the ability to help so many people.

Great place to go when you are in pain and are having one of those days. Dr. Diaz is great especially with the cold laser therapy it helps manage life with pain and have a better life than before. Thanks Angie and Diana for the very friendly service you give too. I feel at home and not just like another number at this clinic. See Dr. Diaz for the laser that can really change your life for a better one.

The school has a clinic staffed by board certified interns not just students, they have already studied for years and are very competent. They offer nutritional counseling, pain management that actually works without medication or surgery for most people. It works for me with Dr. Ramsina Mahboub who is amazing. Very affordable, why live with pain when naprapathy is available. Call make appointment look online for a coupon for $ 10.00 off first visit. Walk-​in also welcomed during clinic hours. Lots of available parking

I received an adjustment from Dr. Lorenz. He pointed out areas I didn’t even know was hurting anymore because I was so used to the chronic pain. He adjusted my posture imbalances and I walked out of the clinic feeling like I was no longer in pain. It was amazing!

I went here for years. I’ve had some really good treatments and some so so treatments. When it was $ 30 for a visit, it was much easier to be happy with a so so treatment from a student. I originally didn’t mind when they raised the price to $ 40 for a visit, especially since I had a good practitioner at that time. One day when I had pain and she wasn’t available, I tried another person. The visit was basically her first week if not her first patient. She read my charts and felt along my spine and made some marks with a pen and that’s about it. no adjustment or work on my back. I am a polite person and I didn’t want to be mean and complain about it. I waited for my regular person to become available and spoke to one of the supervisors about it later. She did not offer to redo the treatment and I was too polite to ask for that. When my regular person left I was still hesitant to schedule another visit because of the bad experience. $ 40 is a lot of money to waste if there is no guarantee you will get an actual treatment as opposed to being a prop for a student to examine and nothing else. Sop when I needed to start treatments again, I again spoke to a supervisor about the issue with the bad visit. It turns out the student isn’t even with them anymore, I assume she flunked. So they know it was her first day and they know she didn’t stay with the program, they should do it over, right? Nope, no concern at all. I reminded them that I had been going there for years and I had brought my dad in there as well. Still too bad about the bad visit, I would have to pay for the next one but I could have $ 10 off. So basically they want to keep your money whether you receive a treatment or not. The money is more important to them than a good client or actually treating pain. I don’t recommend going here. If you have insurance, see a real practitioner who will care that you get a treatment. Most will give a sliding scale if you don’t have insurance. Put your faith in this «college» and you will discover it is a high price to gamble if you will get a decent treatment or not. And they take no concern for a dissatisfaction even if you have spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars with them for over five years. Oh and it’s not even close to $ 25 an hour. The work lasts about 45 minutes and it costs $ 40. In my case it was $ 40 for nothing. I won’t be returning,

I really believe in naprapathy. It’s all about correcting muscle, tendon and ligament alignment to get pressure off the nerves that cause pain. They do nutritional counseling, because you wouldnt believe how what you eat affects your body, and give exercises to do at home. You wont be fixed in one session but for $ 30.00 a visit ($ 40 on the first if you get the online coupon) it’s totally affordable.
Parking tip: do not fall for the pay at the box parking right out front. Go up a block on Milwaukee where there are no boxes and park for free!

Wow. What an experience and treat. When you first go in you have to answer some health questions. Then when you go for your treatment they get all the kinks out of you. I have had neck problems so they concentrate on where you need the treatment most. After you are done they go through some exercise techniques that would benefit you the most. I am going back next week. Highly recommended place.

The only school of naprapathy (close cousin of chiropractic medicine) in the US, NCNM offers complete evaluations and treatment of acute and chronic pain. Low cost massages ($ 25/​hr) provided by current students of naprapathy are also available. Check their website for current coupons —
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