Bridge Chiropractic

DO NOT GO HERE! These people are the biggest rip offs ever! My husband and I were given the used car salesmen spiel like all the other reviewers talked about. We paid $ 1200 out of pocket up front. After 2 sessions my husband had a change of heart and cancelled his treatment plan. They refunded us $ 646!!! They said our insurance deductible didn’t cover the X-​rays from the initial visit. All this AFTER we verified they took our insurance!

Extemely pushy staff that just want your money. Scam artists, more like it. They sign you up for some bogus plan for an outrageous amount of money and 90 days later want thousands of dollars more. Its insane how they get away with the garbage they sell. They should be put out of business! Liars and scamers is what these people are! NEVER, EVER go here!!!

I went to Bridge Chiropractic because I was suffering from a 3 day long migraine and needed relief. I have seen chiropractors in the past and I know that a simple neck adjustment will solve my migraine issue and I will be pain free very shortly after that adjustment. I called to make an appointment and was told that the exam would be $ 80 or I could bring in a bag of hygiene items for local teens instead. The fee for the adjustment would be on top of that. I thought that was wonderful they contribute to the local teens but it was odd to me that the office girl refused to tell me how much an adjustment would be since I was paying cash for it. She would not even give me a range and beat around the bush a lot. That should have been a red flag but I figured they do not want to quote you a price over the phone and not have it be right for your case.
I went in and spent an hour getting x-​rays, flexibility tests and health background questioned. Then I am told that I have to come back tomorrow to see the doctor. Apparently the person that was doing all of this is not the chiropractor. So I left in pain but figured that it was just one more night, I could deal with it. The next morning I went into the office and was directed to this little room with a few chairs and a computer. I was told the doctor would be right in. He came in introduced himself and proceeded to explain a poster on the wall and tell me about how the spine works, the nervous system is attached to it and explained a few x-​ray pictures on the poster. Then he pulled up my x-​rays and went into what I can only liken to a used car salesman trying to sell me on spending a ton of money that I do not have. He used leading questions to make make me say how «bad» my condition was. He used persuasive speech trying to get me to accept his ideas and «realize» how badly I needed this 6 month plan he had laid out. Trust me I have seen the training videos of how to convince someone they «need» something and must have it no matter the cost. He did it all. In the end I walked out of there not signing his contract for 6 months of services for $ 1800 — oh but if I can’t pay that right this second he will finance it for me for low payments and then I can pay more money over 6 or 12 months once you add on the finance fees. Again used car salesman complete with the paper where he writes it all out and explains how great all this stuff is and how badly I need it. I again walked out in pain. He is not interested in helping you get aligned and out of pain, he is only interested in making money and putting more cash in his wallet.
I called another chiropractor that was recommended to me and his office girl told me how much the exam and adjustment would be without me even asking. Not only did the doctor do the evaluation himself, he immediately adjusted me so I am finally pain free. He did tell me that he recommends I come back for a few more adjustments but he put NO pressure on me at all (except to adjust my back) and said it was up to me and what I wanted to do and what I could afford.
Steer clear of Bridge Chiropractic unless you have several thousand dollars and endless amounts of time to spend.

I feel bad giving a bad review because the gal at the front desk and the Dr. were INCREDIBLY polite and not pushy. They called back to check in after my first adjustment and seemed knowledgable in what they did. It’s not like I had a terrible experience, it just simply wasn’t my cup of tea.
I went in for a massage and ended up with a consultation with a plan to come back for an adjustment after my x-​rays were reviewed the following day. This was a surprise to me because I was in an incredible amount of pain and was sent home.
Before I even received the adjustment, I was given a review of what my spine looked like and literally felt like I was sitting down to buy a car — you know how they write down your APR/​Monthly payment in the boxes? Yeah. The Dr. laid out an entire payment plan and schedule of the appointments I needed and how much they would cost. I was shocked and super uncomfortable. I just wanted my adjustment. They wanted me to come back 3x a week for 12 weeks or something. Even after my insurance covered stuff, I would still owe roughly $ 800 after that. They weren’t pushy about it like others have said, but the fact that it happened was bothersome.
The adjustment area is very open and frankly I didn’t care much for it because I prefer my privacy when it comes to medical things. At the end of the day, my husband and I weren’t comfortable with me going forward to spend that much stuff for something that wasn’t guaranteed to work.

An airhead at the front desk. Delayed billing, incorrect billing and then no communication about your bill. Treatments themselves very helpful-​ancillary staff need to get their act together

Went in for an adjustment and they tried to talk me into a 1k package for 15 adjustments. They were incredibly pushy and made me feel uncomfortable when I did not purchase the plan or the pillow they suggested I buy. I wouldn’t recommend this clinic.

Got a groupon for a «relaxation massage» so I scheduled my appointment and went in. The woman who gave me a massage said she could give me a sports massage because she hated relaxation massages… really?, wow… The massage was NOT relaxing which is what I was needing and they were trying to get me to agree to a chiro exam which I didn’t want. It was a bit of a marketing-​turn-​off for me coupled with a massage I wouldn’t repeat.
I wasn’t going to bother puting a review on Unilocal,but then I got an email from the Dr. of the office. The subject in the email read, «I need your help. Please open :)» soliciting reviews for Unilocal and Google. In fact, I received 2 identical emails… ok, doc, you requested a review, here it is — Not so great, didn’t get what was advertised, felt like a bait-​n-​switch, won’t be back.