Amelia Mazgaloff, DC

Dr. Mazgaloff fixed my back! I hobbled in there with a messed up back from constantly picking up my kids and immediately felt better thanks to her adjustment and the exercises she recommended.

I usually don’t add a review for a doctor I’ve never seen, however I know all about my ex’s visits to this office because they keep attempting to bill my insurance for it. Since he hasn’t been on my insurance since November 2013, I don’t know what the point of it is, but I’m sure it violates HIPAA for me to know he sees this doctor.

She is so knowledgeable. Cares a lot about patients. give all information a patient may need. takes her time talking, examining, treating and adjusting patients.
It feels so good when you see your Doctor has a plan for helping and adjusting you.
she cares about patients’ financials and offers options and alternatives.
I’m so happy with her and her service.

I was shocked when I saw Garret S.‘s rating of Dr. Mazgaloff. But then I read the review. Really? Your scooter? Asking to be paid for filling out forms? Are you kidding me? I filled out those same forms and it did not take me that long. Did you use a crayon? I then read Garret S.‘s other one star reviews (of which there are 17!!) and confirmed what I suspected.
There is no way Dr. Mazgaloff deserves an overall rating of 3 from a total of 2 reviews. She is simply wonderful. I have been to many chiropractors in my life, and she is far and away the best. I have been seeing her for over 6 years. She has resurrected my ability to run long distances, swim, and bike. As a result, it has improved the quality of my life immensely. She is kind, patient and funny. She is insightful in finding out what adjustment is needed, but she does not stop there. She provides exercises and other therapies to help you strengthen your body in those areas so the problems do not recur.
So Garrett, please scoot along now because you’re way off base.

Typical arrogant and empty-​headed doctor.
Dr. Mazgaloff was, in more ways than one, unprepared for my visit.
When I walked in, she said «leave that by the door.» «What, *this*,» I replied holding my kick scooter. «Yes.» And so I put the scooter by the door, and she said «no in the hall». I looked at her and asked «why,» and she replied «because it will stay there.» The reason that it must be in the hall, is exactly «because it will stay there.»
I left her non-​reason lie so as not to disturb the doctor’s ego, and I put the scooter in the hall. (Does the doctor think that being a doctor means she can get away without having such reasoning and wide gaps in logic questioned in plain language?)
Then we got the the topic of forms. «Do you have your forms.» And as discussed just days prior, I had arrived early to fill out the forms.
The doctor gave the forms to me. The forms have blanks that are far to small to accommodate any human handwriting but did what I could. Then I get to a section with a column for «drugs» a column for «Vitamings/​Minerals/​Herbs» (yes, «vitamings,» spelled just like that), and a section for something else. So you see, the left column has «Drugs» and the middle column has «vitamings/​minerals/​herbs», and it is unclear how this thing is to be completed and there no room to write anything there anyway. And so I asked who wants to know about vitamins, etc, she tells replies «we do» and then tells me that if I’m going to be confrontational I will have to leave.
I asked the doctor for recompense of 90/​hr for my time and was refused. I advised the doctor to learn how to use her brain, and left.
As it is with so many other doctors, questioning the mind of a doctor is something to be considered offensive and harmful to their fragile ego.