The Joint ...the chiropractic place

Dr Angelo is super nice, not chatty, but that’s ok. What he lacks in chattiness he makes up for in skill. He’s very thorough, and took the time to stretch out the muscles in my back and neck before adjusting me. He was VERY smooth with the neck adjustment, which can be uncomfortable and make you nervous sometimes. Id be back, but I’m from out of town… boo!

I was in town visiting my aunt, and needed an adjustment for my tension headache. The doc was thorough, and kind. I would definitely come back next time I’m in town.

I appreciate any business, especially any doctors, to know what they are doing. I’ve read reviews for the Joint and those helped narrow down which chiropractic office to choose; at first for my mom (64 yrs old), then for me. Today was her second adjustment and she really does need relief. Goal is to do daily things without feeling any discomfort.
You are welcomed politely when you first arrive. Then you watch a short informative video on what and how chiropractic adjustments could benefit you. That helped me understand and there is also a visual aid to «see» how the nerves do their job. Then you speak w the dr/​chiropractor and they discuss everything. I was comfortable with the benefits from having a properly aligned or adjusted spine or joints.
Dr. Angelo adjusted my spine. This was my first visit. I felt relieved immediately after.
I’ve never been to a chiropractor before. I’m fine w the open space where the adjustment beds are located. The pictures are good on here. Short wait period. Never felt rushed.
Now for my mom, she’s a hypochondriac. Lol! We will see in a month how she is… i do hear relief fr her. I’ll do an update in a month. Today was her second visit.
Oh, and yes, these chiros know what they are doing. As with any dr, do your research and good luck.

The only thing that saved this place from a one star review is the receptionist. Very attractive and polite, and good service. The doctor however was a glorified salesman. Did nothing but tell me about how I needed to «meet him halfway» and «not tie my hands behind my back» when it came to my adjustment.
Look, some people are fine with coming in for an adjustment once every six months. But all we’re paying for is someone to professionally «pop» our joints to relieve tension. We don’t need a huge sales pitch about how we «absolutely have» to purchase three sessions a week for the next two months, because we have «the best & most up and coming chiropractor in sports medicine» working on us. My joints were just fine for over a year before I decided to pay you a visit. If it was medically necessary to see chiropractors, they’d be covered by medical insurance companies. That simple. You sir are a salesman, and a nervous one at that. Not very good with people. Stick to sports medicine bro, people and sales are not your thing.