Traxler Chiropractic

I first came to Traxler Chiropractic a year ago with chronic headaches. I had tried a variety of doctors and specialists but nothing seemed to help until coming to Traxler. With the help of their specialized chiropractic and nutrition care I now feel so much better and rarely have headaches at all. These doctors truly care about their patients and whole body care.

I visited Traxler while in town visiting family and had a great experience! The staff was extremely friendly and the drs made me feel great! Everything was explained to me thoroughly and I left feeling satisfied and energized! It’s also great that you can take care of so many well-​being needs in one place. There is a nutritionist and a massage therapist on staff, in addition to the chiropractors.
Great place!

I don’t know when I’ve felt more like my medical problems had such low priority. From the moment you walk into Traxler Chiropractic you feel like you’ve stepped into a third world market. Between all the literature telling you the things that could be wrong with you to all of the products and services that they offer to fix them, you walk away feeling like you’ve just been to a car lot. The only thing you weren’t offered was the clear coat finish and extended warranty. Their primary goal is to get you on a «wellness» or «maintenance» program and the whole consultation is geared as such.
I don’t want to go into specifics since I know this is someones livelihood. However, I would be remiss if I didn’t let readers know how devalued as a PATIENT that I felt when I left. This does not speak to the personalities of the doctors — Dr. Debbie and Dr. Dan — or their staff as they were all very friendly. But you simply can’t come away from a visit there without feeling that if you did not sign up for a six month plan at $ 50, twice a week, that you were just not taking your health seriously (really, why am I here?). Also, if you have not committed to a follow-​up appointment, the attitude changes. Again, it’s like how you’re treated when you tell the car saleman, «Look! For the last time! I know the Maserati is the best ‘deal for my money’ but I simply don’t have the $ 200k to get it».