Johnson Chiropractic Center

Dr. Johnson and his family practice are incredible! They trully care about their clients and provide excellent professionalism and knowledge. I had endured lower back pain for a number of years. After getting on regular appointments with Dr. Johnson for just over a month he was able to properly diagnose the issues that had unknowingly been the root of the problems. With the gentle adjustments he provided my body is now back in proper alignment and I have not experienced back pain since. I only wish I had found him sooner. The results have been life changing for me and I would highly recommend Dr. Johnson without any hesitation!

I was hesitant about going here after reading the negative reviews regarding the massages, but went anyway instead of canceling the appointment. Karen did my massage and although it did not last the full hour, I left completely satisfied. She was not a chatterbox and when she did converse it was only about topics like muscles and stretching, nothing about her personal life or money or anything extraneous like that. She did not try to sell me anything either, so if this is an issue here I would recommend requesting her.
I enjoyed the work she did on my arms and legs the most and the first part of the massage was extremely relaxing. She found some trigger points in my upper back and really worked these areas over. This part of the massage was painful but I trusted that she was helping me and let her do her thing. I know that I tend to hold tension in these parts and my back does feel better now.
Dr. Johnson was a complete professional and the exam and adjustment went extremely well. He showed me several stretches to do for my neck and hamstrings so I can limber them up. On my next visit to Reno there is a good chance that I will return here if I feel I need another adjustment.

I had the most amazing massage here by Timothy. He was friendly, extremely knowledgeable and overall great! A beautiful massage room also. Way to pay attention to detail. Ill never go to anyone else! Thanks Timothy!

I feel like a real jerk for complaining about a massage (talk about first world problems), but I was definitely disappointed.
I bought a coupon on Amazon Local for a chiropractic adjustment and a one hour massage. The adjustment was ok — Dr. Johnson was very nice and took time to explain what he was doing, and gave me stretches for at home. He was also realistic about the outcome of my issue, and didn’t pressure me into future appointments.
The massage was not so great. The therapist was very nice, but talked the ENTIRE time, which makes it difficult to relax. Her pressure level was firm, which was on point. Her draping, not so much — by boobs were exposed a couple times, and I had to fix the sheets myself. The massage was supposed to be an hour, but only lasted 45 minutes, even though I was 5 minutes early. She didn’t touch my face, hands, or feet.
She tried to sell me packages, future massages, and suggested I buy some for my boyfriend, multiple times during the massage (she suggested I buy a ten pack three different times). I’m all about pushing your business, but during the massage felt uncomfortable and inappropriate. She also mentioned that the person before me cancelled, which would «really effect her paycheck.»
Groupons, etc., are a great way to try out new places on the cheap. In this case, I got what I paid for, and won’t be back.

Not sure if my therapist graduated from Massage School. Sat in her chair and rolled around the table to reach my different body parts. Never made one complete stroke down my back, just quickly rubbed part to part. The WORST part, my 60-​minute massage was only 47-​minutes!
Don’t waste your time.

I had a livingsocial deal for a 1 hour massage and an exam and adjustment with Dr. Johnson. The exam and the adjustment were great! He was very knowledgeable and he was definitely not trying to just get me signed up for a bunch of adjustments. He was honest with me and gave me some stretches I could do at home and said I probably would only need treatment once a month to fix my straight neck situation.
He did not pressure me at all to keep coming to him. I live in Incline so he actually encouraged me to find a chiropractor closer to home so I would go. He was very well-​mannered and professional.

Here’s the deal: I bought a Groupon from them for a massage. It was advertised as an Oolamoola massage, or some fancy, relaxing wording like that, and so I figured it would be a fancy, rejuvenating massage. When I got the Groupon, and saw it was at a chiropractic center, I realized I was about to get duped.
The woman who did my massage immediately started pointing out my alignment flaws. She then said she was going to do a full-​body «relaxing» massage, but figured since my shoulders were «so bad» and «some of the worst» she’d ever seen, she’d focus primarily on that.
I get it; they have to make money somehow and get people to their business, but I don’t appreciate being tricked! I was there for a relaxing massage and I left feeling bad about myself. Oolamoola must mean «resurrecting feelings of low self-​esteem from middle school.»
I can’t rank them on their actual services, but I just had to vent about this to someone, as my therapist has already heard enough about my self-​esteem issues.
They’re probably competent at the chiropractic stuff, but very sly with the Grouponing. Do not like being taken for a fool.