Dr. Albert Stabile

Contrary to the review I read below, I have had a great experience with Dr. Stabile!
I came to Dr. Stabile when I had a lower back injury. He spent over an hour doing a comprehensive exam, including x-​rays, to diagnose my issues. I began a prescribed long-​term treatment plan and have never felt better!
Speaking from experience, chiropractic care is not a «one-​and-​done» kind of thing. It often requires continuous care that *does* eventually result in a reduction in the frequency of visits. So, you may start out coming 3 days a week for an acute injury, but in time, you will go down to 2 visits a week, then 1 visit a week, then possibly less for maintenance. This is typical of chiropractic care — especially for people like me who are prone to back pain. I like to compare it to car maintenance — you don’t get your car serviced once and forget about it forever — you have to do the upkeep.
In regard to the payment plan option, I really appreciate it! Dr. Stabile has made it easy for me to not have to worry about paying a co-​pay every single time I walk into the office.
It is clear that Dr. Stabile cares deeply about his patients and makes a great effort to meet their needs. He even sees me early in the morning before work because that is what my schedule allows. In addition, his staff is excellent! They are friendly, easy to reach, and always willing to work with my crazy schedule. I highly recommend Dr. Stabile!

I was not happy with my visit. I feel like I have wasted two visits trying to diagnose my acute lower back pain where I was scared into believing it was caused a so-​called «subluxation» of my spine that would get worse without his treatment.
I’d rather have a practitioner that doesn’t try to make you a long term customer. For some patients with mechanical bone problems, long term treatment may be the answer but I do not appreciate him trying to sign me up for a payment contract for treatment I truly didn’t need. And be wary of the financial plan. Unless you do the total amount treatments in the plan, you won’t actually be saving copay money because you can send up paying for each one if you don’t finish all treatments. I felt like I was getting a sales pitch. I would NOT trust any doctor that wants you to pay for more treatment than you need before either of you even know what that number will be.
Thankfully I discovered I only had a bad back strain that I have recovered from almost 100% after seeing a Physical Therapist elsewhere.