Pinnacle Wellness

Love, love, love this place! I can’t say enough of this place, their staff, and their doctors!!! I used to have a preconceived notion that all chiropractors worked on injuries as a result from car accidents. After suffering from lower back pain due to a stressful 10 – 12 job where I sat down and worked on a computer all day with little movement I looked into alternative medicine. I was surprised that my health insurance covered enough adjustments for an entire year and have been going religiously. After three months of weekly adjustments my spine was improving significantly. My lower back pain started to subside and I was feeling like normal again. If you’re looking for quality chiropractors that care about their patients and their overall well being then you’ve got to check this place out.

I’ve been going to Pinnacle Wellness for over 3 years and am 100% pleased with my experience. The doctors are fantastic and my back issue gets better and better every day. The staff and doctors at Pinnacle Wellness are friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to help their patients. I love the results I’ve gotten. My posture is so much better and I feel more energetic and actually feel younger.

This place is a welcoming place to walk into. The staff and doctors are so pleasant always greeting their patients with hugs and smiles. As far as the adjustments and visits goes, I wish I knew about chiropractors earlier. I started believing in getting adjusted often ever since I got into a car accident several years ago and my neck was in pain ever since. Fortunately, ever since I got adjusted by the doctors from pinnacle wellness, my neck was as good as new! Not to mention i noticed that the adjustments helps to relax and align my body bc I do a lot of working out with a mixture of cardio and lifting weights. Im also on my feet all day in the pharmacy working so my spine needs to get adjusted to help my posture to prevent from having the rounded back as I get older. I cannot recommend enough of this place for the friendly staff and doctors as well as their service! As far as the loud crossfit gym next door that seems to be one of the complaint below, I just wanted to update that that gym is no longer there so the area is peaceful to step foot into. And from what I heard from other patients, the massages are great as well hence they are always booked. I’m definitely going to give the massage a try one day and update you guys!

From the moment you walk in you are greeted by Iris’s smiles and a positive energy. The docs are wonderful, and have been encouraging. I have a herniated disc in my cervical spine, and it has taken time to start feeling relief. I am beginning to notice a difference in my pain level and in my overall energy level as a result. They also offer workshops on overall health and group workouts. They are there to support a healthy lifestyle.

Went for my 2d trip today. Very thorough radiographic examination and findings. The first part was a very well presented sales pitch to get you to buy in on the program. Spending years in sales, both tangible and intangible, I knew right away. I was presented with the sales bill. This is a very nominally priced program for what you pay. I would highly recommend getting in on this health initiative. Best part, you get a hug from the staff upon completion :-). Just an extra added touch to show customer appreciation and support.

I always feel so much better after leaving this place! Worth every penny! I highly recommend this place!

«You have a hard time letting things go, don’t you?»… That was the last thing my «masseuse» asked me when I left Pinnacle Wellness. Answer: Yes. When you pay for and expect services that end up being a terrible experience.
I am not sure what the point of having customers explain their pain/​problem areas if it is just going to be blatantly ignored by the service provider (I’m still having a hard time calling her a masseuse). I went in with reasonable expectations of stress and pain relief, and left feeling more in knots than before. I had explained to my provider that my lower back and shoulders were my main sources of pain and tension, and my feet are very ticklish, so to please avoid them. She said OK and at the time I had no reason to believe she was hard of hearing. I assumed this — second mistake I made (first being opting to go here in the first place).
She spent the majority of the FIFTY minutes (not a whole hour) lightly rubbing my body, pushing lightly and awkwardly in various areas, not being symmetrical in her «massage»…if you couldn’t tell, I’m loving quotation marks at the moment. She FINALLY hit a major problem area starting at my mid back, and I asked her if she minded spending a little time there as I felt some relief (finally). She stopped, uncomfortably let her breath out, and retorted «well, I have to loosen you up in other areas before you feel relief there, but I can tell you’re tense bc I feel lumps.»…LUMPS?!? In my back? Have I been Quasi-​Moto-​ing it up and no ones been telling me? Needless to say, I’m pretty sure my husband would have mentioned if he noticed lumps forming on my back…
She then continued lightly rubbing my back (not massaging) and then guess what, she went on to my feet. Yes, the feet that I had explained were very ticklish. She didn’t exactly tickle me, so I’ll give her that, but she awkwardly touched and tapped each toe as if this was releasing my Pandora’s box of tension. Another 12 minutes wasted there, and you better believe I was keeping track of time.
She finished off by, again, awkwardly manipulating my neck as if she had happened to walk by the chiropractors and though she could incorporate elements of that into her «relaxation massage.» No. Just stop. Now.
Siiiigh. This place is giving their services away for free via Living Social and Amazon deals for a reason: they’re desperate. Bottom line: spend your hard earned dollars elsewhere where you can freely provide insight into your own body’s needs and expect them to listen and care.

I have occasional episodes of low back pain and have found that a series of chiropractic adjustments usually helps. As luck would have it, I was experiencing low back pain at the same time that Amazon Local had a «deal» for Pinnacle Wellness — three adjustments and a massage for a really attractive price. How could I go wrong?
After buying the deal and calling to schedule an appointment, I found that I couldn’t schedule the adjustments until a week later and the first massage opening was a couple of weeks away. That was longer than most chiropractors but I was kind of stuck, so OK.
When I finally saw the doctor he asked why I was there. When I told him because of low back pain he informed me that although a lot of chiropractors treat pain, they don’t at Pinnacle Wellness. As it was explained further the next day, their focus is on well being. The analogy they use is that you don’t brush your teeth to cure a cavity — you brush your teeth to prevent cavities. And you should have your spine adjusted regularly to help make sure that you feel your best and avoid future issues, just like brushing your teeth.
This means that you need regular adjustments over a long period of time. So they only offer a one year package for $ 3,600. Since I was looking for pain relief over a shorter period of time and that was way more than I wanted to pay, I declined to sign up.
As I found, there is a reason that it is called Pinnacle Wellness rather than Pinnacle Chiropractic. I’m sure that there is a place for both kinds of businesses but choose the one that matches your needs. Had I done a little more research, I would have selected a more traditional chiropractor as that is what I need.

Get rid of those subluxations!
As part of my «Hitting 40 — it’s all about wellness and prevention», I had a consultation with Dr. Q and Dr. Ho (they’re both Dr. Ho, but for differentiation’s sake, «Dr. Q» is Quoc Ho and Dr. Ho is Khoa Ho). I have a colleague that referred me to this group. I had been wanting to go to a chiropractor for awhile now since my fiancé’s GI problems are virtually gone since going to a chiropractor recently as well as discussing wellness with a friend who is a chiropractor, but in another town. So glad to find someone with the same philosophy here in town.
After my initial consultation, I found out I had two subluxations — at my neck and at the end of my spine (which totally explains my sciatica irritation down my right leg), As part of the initial consult, x-​rays are included and then a follow-​up appointment is made to discuss the x-​ray findings and treatment plan.
I am on track now for 3x a week and it will eventually taper off to 2x/​wk and then 1x/​wk. With insurance covering part of the cost, I am ecstatic about seeing were my progress with this group will put me a year from now.
I encourage everyone to get evaluated — every trip, fall, accident can result in a subluxation and it’s so important to make sure to get these addressed for your spine and overall health!
It’s a must do! In addition, these folks have a massage therapist (whom I haven’t had the chance to try yet), they hold fitness classes Mondays and Wednesdays evenings, as well as once a month dinner presentations and other wellness and health discussions every month.
Take charge of your health and include chiropractic care into your wellness regimen!

Though i didnt get a massage myself, I bought one for my bf coming back from overseas. The lady, whose name i forget just now, that did the massage was very good. She knew how to get deep and hit the sweet spot of knots without leaving sore spots or a lot of aching the next day (there will be Some aches if you get true deep tissue, but she executed the job perfectly with muscle strength NOT weight to get deep).
They even gave a discount coupon to come back for a chiropractic adjustment.
If you can please a sore and stiff soldier fresh from afghan you’re all good in my book.
:D