Muldavin Chiropractic

I absolutely love working with this office. Dr. Muldavin is a great chiropractor and his staff is amazing. After a few visits my back feels much better and I am looking forward to continuing my care at this office.

This place is fantastic! They always know you by name, treat you like a human being, and I always feel special when I come here. They even have chocolates, almonds, and bottled water in the waiting room! I love this place!
I’m no paid sponsor, but I am a very happy patient. I couldn’t believe Kaiser covered my visits! Dr. Muldavin is extremely professional and knowledgeable in his field. I came here with numbness in my fingers from practicing yoga and he was able to diagnose the problem, treat it, and now I just go back for routine checkups.

Muldavin Chiropractic… where do I begin? I’ve been seeing Dr. Muldavin for a little more than 2 years now. From the start I was told that if I don’t do the exercises required to strengthen my core then the adjustments aren’t going to do a whole lot. Well he was right. When I do the maintenance work at home the adjustments are not needed as frequently and I see a greater benefit than when I do not. Chiropractic is not about back and neck cracking it’s about being well and feeling good and you have to do your part. If you’re looking for someone to lay hands on you and make it all miraculously better… let me know when you find them. If you want to take responsibility for your health and play an active role in your own wellness give Muldavin Chiropractic a call. (really affordable pricing too)

Daniel Muldavin is the best chiropractor in Sacramento’ or that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He and his staff are professional, pleasant; and his prices are reasonable. I always leave feeling better (inside and out) than when I arrived. Also, if you’re suddenly not feeling great, they will get you in (usually) the same day.

My husband and I recently starting going to Muldavin Chiropractic. We were referred from a friend at my work who really likes him. I have to say that I was really impressed. I’ve gone to chiropractors in the past that are quick to adjust my back from my behind up to my neck and it never really seemed to help my back pain, but Dr. Muldavin hasn’t even adjusted my back and it’s already feeling better.
He does a very thorough assessment every time before he does anything to your back, which I really appreciate. He doesn’t seem to be rushed when he’s in with you either.
The last time I went in he had me use a TENS unit which helped to loosen up my lower back and help with my back pain, without adjusting me.
My husband and I are very satisfied with him and his staff.

Don’t waste your time.
I saw Dr. Muldavin for about 6 months. In that time, my experience was the same each visit:
I sat in the waiting room for 15 minutes, I was taken back to a room, he’d come in, talk to me for 4 minutes, asking me the exact same things each time as if it was my first time (i.e. he didn’t seem to remember a damn thing about me), he’d leave and I’d sit for about 10 minutes alone, he’d come back, put me on a moving table and leave for another 10 minutes, he’d come back, crack my neck and be gone. So, total, I spent under 10 minutes each visit with him while he was running around to the other patients in the other rooms. And I never had any relief from any of the problems I was having.
I was very discouraged with chiropractic until I went to Dr. Heidi Jones at Sierra Valley Chiropractic and found out what a GOOD chiropractor is supposed to be like and how a good adjustment is supposed to feel.
I don’t really know how this guy stays in business, but he stinks. Dont’ go.

I’ve been to Dr. Muldavin for four visits now, and it’s been terrific. The first visit is 45 min long, after that they have been much shorter. But I don’t think it’s the length of time spent on a treatment but the results that count. Twice I’ve gone to him just before a long flight worried that I would not be able to sit on a plane, and he has worked me into his schedule and worked miracles. I always walk out of there much better than when I walked in. In addition to manual adjustment, he uses a table that gently moves your lower body up and down, and he also uses a «roller» that gently massages your back. It feels great. He knows what he’s doing, and he is pleasant while working. It’s not always such a comfortable experience getting an adjustment — not painful, but sometimes awkward and uncomfortable. He has an easy bedside manner that puts me at ease while he works. I also appreciate his receptionist who is always efficient and pleasant. I’m never made to wait for any length of time to see him — she gets my details and then takes me to an exam room where Muldavin shows up almost immediately. Plus they never try to push any «extras» on me. No suggestions that I buy this or that, although there is information made available for other treatment options (that you pay for — like the ACE program), I’ve never had anyone mention them let alone peddle them to me. I think they are great and look forward to completing my treatment.

I have also been to Muldavin Chiropractic! I have back problems. My PT said I was getting too many «adjustments» at Muldavin, and that’s why I finally quit them with no notice. What’s the point? The waiting room was always full with other people, it’s not like he needed my business, and I felt that way every time I was there.
The only good thing that came out of this was that I bought the sander style massager that they use on you after your brief (and usually unhelpful) adjustment. My mom has since stolen this sander style massager, and I have to say, I do not understand why. The thing looks like a sander AND you need someone else to push it around on your back. That said, it really does vibrate the hell out of your back and neck. Not sure if he still uses it, but I bought the model from them that they used every time I went in.
Dr. Muldavin is everything you expect a Chiropractor to be (if you don’t trust Chiropractors.) It’s not that he’s a bad doctor, it’s that the visits are short, he cracks a few things, and off he goes to the next room. It’s like being at Kaiser, except it’s your chiropractor.
I personally do not like that kind of service, and I also thought he was really expensive (although my old alternative care insurance, Landmark, listed him as a practitioner, which is why I even used him at all.) That said, my copays were still a trifle expensive.
Nope, I much prefer Dr. Alan Zarembski at Affordable Chiropractic. No question about it. The difference in treatment is extreme, and had Dr. Al been my first chiropractor, I would have been a convert to chiropractic pain management a lot earlier. Also, if you want a massage, Dr. Al has a deep tissue therapist on staff. Hell, he’s even got an accupuncturist sharing the office. Great doc, good medicine. Why mess with the best?