Life Chiropractic and Family Wellness

These guys are major scammers. They run a promotion where they offer you a complimentary dinner to a local restaurant to sit through their presentation about what they have to offer. They also offer you one free adjustment. They tell you that you pay «x» amount of dollars a month on a plan that is «contract free» therefore should you decide to quit going, you will not have any break of contract fee and you simply pay for the work they had did on you and everything is fine. However, they word everything VERY strategically. If you quit going, the «x» amount of dollars a month you paid is jack squat because when they said «if you quit going you only pay for the work they did on you» suddenly turns in to thousands of dollars because that is apparently the worth of the work that they did on you.
My friend got taken by them. So she warned me when I told her I got a free dinner offer from them. Aware of what she said happened to her, I took the dinner offer, sat through their presentation and went for the free adjustment. After my adjustment, they gave another go at trying to get me to sign up. Knowing what I know, I questioned more about how their plan works. It was almost comical listening to her avoid answering my questions by answering them with facts about their company that had nothing to do with my question. I straight out asked her if I would be charged more than the monthly fee if I were to sign up and then stop going and it took me 3 times of asking the same question to get her to answer me and stop trying to distract me from my question by spewing information at me and beating around the bush. I told her that I wasn’t interested in signing up and asked her if they sold individual sessions where you don’t have to sign their «non-​contract form». She offered me 4 alignments for a decent price. I was okay with that and purchased them. Surprisingly when I arrived for my 4^th alignment they told me I had used all 4. I told them that I had only used 3 of my 4 purchased sessions and that I could tell them every day that I had been. They told me that the first day I went counted as one of my 4. The first session was supposed to be free and they counted it as one of the 4 I purchased. I got scammed anyway!
Just be careful if you decide to go.