I have had lower back pain for many many years, pretty much right out of high school. And during high school my back would tire easily. I've gone to chiropractors before with complaints of back pain, and adjustments did offer some relief but nothing long lasting. . It wasn't until about a month ago, when I started getting headaches daily, did I go to a chiropractor and have them look at my neck. At Alpine Spinal Rehab they take x-rays before you start doing adjustments to make sure that they know exactly what they're getting into. . And what do you know, they found out that I have congenital block formation in my neck. Basically a natural spinal fusion that happened when I was in my momma's belly. Those vertebrae just decided they didn't want to split. . Due to this fusion I have limited mobility and a reverse curve in my neck. My body compensated for this with an excessive back arch, causing more pressure, strain, and pain in that area. It also makes me more prone to misalignments, as you can see in my x-rays my spine leans a little to my left, and my hips tend to be misaligned. . I've been religious about trying to ease my back pain (rolling and stretching my hip flexors, focusing on strengthening my core and glutes, constantly monitoring my posture and struggling to maintain the proper pelvic tilt). It's been a battle to say the least, but I am hopeful that with the help of Alpine Spinal Rehab I will be able to relieve some lower back pain and maintain better alignment in my spine. . If you are looking for a thorough chiropractor then look no further. They are not an in and out kind of place. They make sure to look into all the details, and provide some guidance for physical therapy as well. They want to make sure the adjustments they do last by addressing the muscle imbalances surrounding those joints. . ***Update: I've been coming in 2x a week for about a month now. I still get the occasional headache and back pain, but no where near as often or as intense. read more

Was invited and RSVP-d to a Pain Management dinner at the Brock Oven in Provo on May 6th 2025 @ 6:30 pm. Was refused entry. After a 1 hour in traffic drive. Promise Not Kept by Provider Alpine Spinal Rehab Dr. Jerry S. Clark read more

Alpine spinal rehab does a wonderful job healing and maintaining a healthy spine! That's all I have to say! read more

I love this place so much!! Dr.Clark and Dr.Vanchiere are very professional and knowledgeable when it comes to meeting your chiropractor needs. Their office is very clean and the office staff are friendly, helpful and professional as well. I would highly recommend Alpine Spinal Rehab to take care and meet all your chiropractic needs. Give them a call and get adjusted. read more

I can't say enough good things about Alpine Spinal Rehab! The staff here are some of the nicest people in Utah. they truly make you feel like family every time you walk through the door. Not only is the environment warm and welcoming, but the care I've received has been life changing. They've helped me so much with my back pain, and I always leave feeling better than when I came in. If you're looking for a place that genuinely cares about your health and well-being, this is it! read more

Great staff; I've been feeling much better since starting with the adjustments and workouts

I've been to a few different chiropractic offices and this one's by far the best! Super family friendly, always willing to get us in same day, the best technology/ equipment especially for those of us with fusions, AND the best doctor's! read more

Great service! I've been to other chiropractors and the difference betweeen Alpine Spinal Rehab and other chiropractors is so noticeable. ASR really took their time getting to know my body and my concerns. Their program focuses on long term results instead of quick fixes and their staff is very personable. Most of all, I love how transparent they are about the treatment you'll be receiving. read more

Overall, I would highly recommend Alpine Spinal Rehab. All three chiropractors are really nice. Dr. V and Dr. Ryan usually remembered things about my life, and I enjoyed talking to them. My biggest complaints are that 1) they increased the price per visit twice without notifying me beforehand (the student price is about $40/visit); and 2) when I asked for advice on how to choose a new chiropractor after moving, the front desk said I would be contacted by one of the doctors but I never heard from them other than through the generalized "We miss you" spam. On my first visit, the front office person explained my x-rays to me. At first I was confused as to why a doctor wasn't going over my results with me, but it seemed normal to them. I really value their method: first, you get adjusted both with manual adjustments and with the pro-adjuster (I never saw an activator tool there); and then you help your muscles sustain your spine's new position by working on 1 of 4 machines meant to isolate particular muscles that surround the problem areas in your spine. The students who run the machines are great and very caring. The proadjuster pinpoints problem areass in your spine and uses high frequency to loosen your muscles and restraighten your spine. They also have a tens unit, inversion table, and lots of bio-freeze. read more

I came in to get an adjustment, I was a little surprised when they tried to up sale me with products. Then, I get spoke to about why it's so important to come in a few times a week to get adjustments. To me it was all about the money. I was told that prices went up and now it's $47 for an adjustment. They said the prices go up yearly. So next year it will be $48, just FYI. I was given a neck adjustment, even though I was told how bad the rest of my back was. Here's my problem. Instead of getting to know my history my back and neck problems most of the conversation stemmed from payment. Then, my neck was the only thing he adjusted. I'm sorry, $47 payment for just my neck?? How is that right? Treat the whole body not just one area. I would not recommend Alpine Spinal Rehab. There are much better chiropractors that will focus more on the whole problem. read more

I enjoyed coming to Alpine Spinal Rehab. They are very nice and accommodating. The way it generally works in my experience is that the first few visits are to get me out of pain. Usually an adjustment and ultrasound our stem. The visits after that consisted of an adjustment and strength assessment on three different machines. The machines include neck rotation, neck extension and flexion, hip extension and core rotation. Usually, they assessed one per day to assess your strengths in all four movements. After that, they train you with one set of 21 on two different machines per visit. I felt that this was helpful and I learned some things about myself and where I need to improve. I don't know if this is the best approach for everyone but it worked for me. The staff is friendly and the chiropractors were helpful and willing to answer all my questions. They also seem very flexible and worked me in when I had an emergency. They are fast and I was not waiting around a lot. They also were kind with working with me and my insurance. read more

**GAVE ME SECOND DEGREE BURNS, COVERED IT UP, AND HAVEN'T TAKEN ACTION TO MAKE IT RIGHT OVER THREE WEEKS LATER** At the beginning of this month (April) I was in a lot of pain and discomfort as well as had concerning chronic neuropathy. I was offered their new client free visit when I called, so decided to go in the next day. I filled out their paperwork and let them know of my concerns, as well as that I was autistic and needed very clear communication because I can get easily overwhelmed in settings with more than one person. The doctor saw me for a minute or so and then told a technician to take me for x-rays, that tech didn't seem to want to take the x-rays, so handed me off to another tech who didn't know who I was or even what imaging I needed. I was extremely uncomfortable and unsure what I was supposed to be doing. Another tech then led me into a small room and told me they were going to use a "stim" unit on my neck and upper back. I let them know I had something similar done in the past with no issues. The tech kept turning up the dial to the unit and because of my neuropathy I wasn't able to feel it well, but he offered to turn it up even higher a couple minutes later. The staff then changed again and I am not sure who I ended up with, but when they took off the pads another client in the room seemed very concerned. Two of the staff in the room asked if I felt any discomfort from the stim treatment and I let them know that, no, I can't feel much of anything... which was the whole reason I was there in the first place. They then placed BioFreeze over the whole area and told me there was a "little" redness. The client that was concerned told me it seemed like I got injured and was having a bad allergic reaction, the staff did not seem concerned and rubbed the BioFreeze in with an ultrasound head. They then told me I could leave, without letting me know if I needed to make another appointment or what the next step is. I walked out the front door directly into my car, and used my phone to take a photo as soon as I left their facility to see what the other client seemed to be concerned about. I was shocked when the photo showed severe redness and irritation and a blister already forming. When I got home my husband called the office and they told me that I could come back later in the day if I wanted, but I wasn't comfortable doing so as multiple of their staff already lied and covered up my injury to me. I went to my normal doctor and she told me I was given second degree burns (over three weeks later, and they still haven't healed). I sent an email to the office and doctor and he said he talked to his staff about it and would make it right. I got one email a week later after I told him I was not healing well and in a lot of pain, and then never heard from them again. I do not like writing negative reviews, I would have much preferred to have this worked out between me and the office directly, but after this much time and no response or action in weeks I am very disappointed and worried it will happen to someone else. read more

Have loved my experience here, I have had back problems for years and I feee like I'm getting the best care available! They have explained the process all along the way, and working with me all along the way! read more

I've been trying to resolve an insurance payment matter with Alpine Spinal Rehab (ASR) for over 2 1/2 years. They have been paid by the insurance company. They want more money, so are trying to get it from me. Now they're threatening to send me to collections. In the past 3 weeks alone, I've called 4 times and keep being promised I will get called back, and it never happens. My advice- don't let ASR talk you into going through your insurance company. Just pay them upfront at each appointment and it will cost you a lot less! And no hassle with them or the insurance company. I like Dr. Clark and his methods and he has definitely helped my back and neck over the years. I just don't know about their shady dealings when you go through insurance. read more

The techs seem over worked. They're nice and cheerful and give good care, but they are definitely over worked and it shows when they at their busy hours. read more

Jerry Clark is an okay Chiropractor if you have acute pain or were in an accident. He runs through a the same adjustments for everyone and doesn't listen to you if anything is not working for you specifically. If you need anything special or to be listened to, this is NOT a good choice. read more