Brookfield Chiropractic

I’ve never been to another chiropractor, so i can’t compare the experience to any other but overall i love this place. The staff is extremely friendly, and flexible if you ever need to change appointments. They’ve helped me a lot with back problems, knee problems, and even carpal tunnel. I only wish my insurance would cover more than a few visits per year. when your paying out of pocket, the cost is almost double that of other chiro’s in the area. Overall, i feel it’s well worth it here and i only feel sorry when i stop going regularly and start to have back problems creeping up on me again…

First class all the way! From the facility, staff and the Dr’s. They had me feeling better right away. Plus, they gave me a plan to get to a full recovery. I highly recommend them!

As far as chiropractors go, this place seems pretty nice –clean, friendly, and professional. They do have a rather aggressive marketing approach (free dinners, tons of paper collateral, incentives, etc.), which is how I heard about them in the first place, and they offer free consultation to new patients, which I tried out.
I think they could probably help those with appropriate injuries/​conditions, but I decided it just wasn’t for me. The consultation was professional at the time, but after sharing my experience with some others who had visited other chiropractors I felt more like I had been fed the usual line instead of actually diagnosed. At follow-​up appointments, the office sits you down to watch a film about the history of chiropractic care before the chiropractor meets with you to explain his findings, propose a treatment plan (invariably lengthy and involved — 2 visits per week for 6 weeks to start with!?), and then you are sent to work out a payment plan immediately with the office staff. This was the part that seemed like a bit of a hustle.
I’d say unless you’re looking for serious back pain relief and medications haven’t helped or only temporarily ease the pain, visit a real doctor. These guys have had years of training, yes, but they have not attended four years of accredited medical school. A Bachelor’s degree is not always required in order to practice chiropractic, so I would strongly urge anyone considering chiropractic care to keep that in mind. These folks are not doctors, but if you are open-​minded they may be able to help.