Keith I Tamura DC

They forgot my appointment :(not cool
Really friendly staff, and willing work with you even though doctor stay late at night. all the staff went home and he stayed with me to explain my situation and show me some recommendation.
I think Dr. Tamura is a good doctor in a way he explain things but it’s tough for me to commit to something for over year on treatment knowing that it might be longer. He did a x-​ray scan on my spine and it didn’t look so well over all. i was told he has plans to work on me and would start as 2 treatments a week for whole year. whole year seems very long to me.
He show me a one year saving plan and he has it where it seems like he recommend that to everyone.
Over all i think he is a good doctor, i just don’t know if i can stay with the plan

Dr. Tamura and staff really do pay attention to their clients having a good experience, and achieving results. I came in there with sharp pains in my back, barely able to stand up for over 20 mins. After a month of adjustments, I was very happy to say that I’ve stopped complaining about my back and my energy levels went way up.
After a year of regular visits, my spine got straighter overall (you take regular xrays on site to track your progress). My back doesn’t hurt anymore, plus they’ve inspired me to stretch regularly to keep my spine in check between adjustments.
Sadly I had to move off island, but I can’t recommend this place enough. When you make an appointment, tell them I sent you with my regards. They’re just awesome people.

my dad and i found dr. tamura at one of those food and new products expos at the blaisdell and decided to get one of those «free consultations.» we pretty much just did it to do it (i mean, nothing’s really wrong with either of our backs). eventually, my dad signed us plus my brother up to get a family appointment since it was discounted.
next thing i know, i’m signed up for a full year of adjustments two times a week. at first i was like, «yeah! chiropractor!» and then after i talked to some people i was a little more skeptical than my usual enthusiastic self. but after going there for about two months now, i’m a little more enthusiastic. i DO feel a little difference. i mean, i don’t really feel as stiff as i did before and supposedly it’s better for me in the long run (although it’s hard sometimes to remember that i’m not supposed to cross my legs because it’s bad for my back). since it’s only been two months, i can’t really give him five stars. but on the plus side, his two office ladies are suuuper nice and always cheerful :)