Dr. Farr Truly cares about the individual as a whole and not just treating their symptoms. Their…read moreservice is great and superb. This is definitely the place to go! and i love that they carry Stirling Professional

From the owner: We are a Health Center specializing in Chiropractic Acupuncture. We offer many wellness services…read morelike massage therapy, Reiki, and **introducing** NEW aesthetic services from IPL hair removal, to complete skin resurfacing (and much more) - all with superior comfort and no or minimal downtime. We have the ONLY complete Venus Versa system in Maine, please give us a call for more information!

Dr. Jacobs helped immensely with my lower back pain due to lifting too much weight during a…read moreworkout. It was the top ratings and reviews from his clients online that informed my choice to seek help from Dr. Jacobs. I feel more fortified and relieved knowing that Dr. Jacobs is in the wings as needed. ‍ Thank you, Dr. J!

I'd give more than 5 stars if it were an option! if you're looking for chiropractic care and…read moreacupuncture, LOOK NO FURTHER! Dr Lou and his staff have made such a difference in my life. I had a frozen shoulder ( which is quite painful!) that began a few months after I took a very hard fall. Dr Lou treated me with adjustments and acupuncture. Frozen shoulder takes 1-3 years to heal. I was moving my shoulder with much less pain and slowly increased range of motion within a couple of months! My sports medicine physician recommended the acupuncture for the pain. I'm here to say it works! I'm 8 months into my frozen shoulder diagnosis and I'm 99% better! Range of motion is back and the pain is minor at worst. The mild pain is the only thing that keeps me from saying I'm 100%. I know that will go away in time. I TRUST Dr Lou and if you go to him, I know you will too.

I was fearful of going to a chiropractor, but after meeting Dr. Redmond, Linda, and Stella I was…read morevery comfortable. I have been going for a couple of months now and I'm feeling better and would highly recommend this office.

From the owner: Casco Bay Chiropractic specializes in non-invasive treatments for back pain, neck pain, headaches,…read morebulging and disc herniation and various extremity injuries including sprains/strains. We also provide customized home care programs including strength training and weight loss programs.

Very slick operation. The focus was on getting me in for as many days as possible, with each…read moresession having multiple treatments (of course billable separately). Hayes was personally manipulative, threatening me with all sorts of damage to my health if I didn't follow his plan. He did the same with other people I know, building up huge copays for one of them. I've gone to a number of chiropractors over the years, and never run into such a profit mill as this one.

Went back to Dr. Hayes recently. This is no longer the name of his practice, it's now Integrative…read moreChiropractic, but the office itself is the same. I have been to other chiropractors, but something about the combination of Dr. Hayes's "magic adjustment table" and the Graston technique, which uses metal tools to get deep into your muscles, to relieve the pain from muscle knots in my shoulders has been the pain relief I've been looking for. He treats the whole patient, making you calm with chit chat while you wait. He does a heat and stim. Treatment to complete the appointment, which always leaves me feeling relaxed and calm. The waiting room has a massage chair, which allows you to maximize your wait time. I have referred all my broken friends to him to repair and everyone that has entered his office has come back with a positive report. If you are looking for whole body care, then this is your chiropractor!

I stopped in to make an appointment and got in that day. Perhaps that should have been a warning…read more Any other practitioners I've tried have at least a month lead time to get in for a new patient evaluation. I have hypermobility issues and my body slips out easily. Until recently I had a wonderful gentle chiropractor who never used any force, so I know it is not necessary at all. I am, and always have been, leery of having my neck snapped. I mentioned this to the receptionist up front. She said he would work with me. I stressed to him I will not have my neck snapped. Despite this, he had his hands ready to do something to my neck. I said no snapping. He said he'd use force for a small child. I still said no. He also was very certain he could fix all my problems using his techniques and seemed very fixated on this issue. If it happens, fine but I was there to be adjusted. I went back after a couple of weeks to be adjusted again. Again, I stressed I will not have my neck cracked. Again, he seemed so confident he can fix everything he's so good at it. Laying on my back, he was stretching my neck a bit and then BOOM without warning he yanked it. It wasn't a twist so maybe splitting hairs he didn't consider it snapping. It was a forceful adjustment and he did not ask if I would be okay with it first. I said nothing, trying to tell myself it would be ok. As the evening progressed, I became more upset realizing how he completely violated my trust and came past my clear no. He also charges close to double what a couple of the others I've seen in recent time have charged, and I know is way more than my Medicare coverage will allow (I'd have to submit it myself). Having tried several new practitioners since my last regular DC closed her practice, it's a lot ($87 for one visit). After my first visit I got several texts and emails asking for a review, to the point I sent a STOP text to end it. I'm not reviewing something like this after one visit, and in my opinion a medical professional begging for reviews is very unprofessional. In short, he performed a physical action on my body that I had clearly told him NOT to do. There's a legal word for that. I just wanted an adjustment, but he seemed fixated on how he could fix everything - such as digestive issues - with his techniques. Coming past my strong no was extremely triggering to me and there is nothing I can do about it short of leave an honest review and file a complaint with the Chiropractic Board. I wish I'd thought to look at reviews here first. If he didn't feel he could help me without doing forceful cervical adjustments, he should have told me that UP FRONT, not gone ahead with it. After the first adjustments (no snapping at all) the zone spot on my head did, to my amazement, not feel tender anymore. However, at this point I'd never trust him to not try to sneak in what he wants to do if I don't stay on my guard every second. I'm not interested in doing that and I shouldn't have to. I SAID NO. NO MEANS NO. Not maybe, not if I don't take it that way. It MEANS DO NOT DO IT. He also seemed to like to put his hands on me while just talking to me before the first appointment, like hand on my thigh for no reason. Get a clue. You do not put your hands on a woman unless you're performing a medical examination, and this was not appreciated or necessary. If someone has trauma issues related to being touched, this would be very triggering. It just annoyed me because it was not what I consider professional and was completely unnecessary.

Snake oil salesman. Stop soliciting 5 star reviews. Stop forcing X-rays and extended treatment…read moreplans. Treatment, in most instances, should be dictated by how patients respond to care. I was scared to leave a 1 star review for so long, but no longer. Stay away from this place at all costs. I have been to many chiropractors all over the country and this is by far the shadiest experience I've had. "Zone technique" is another way to indoctrinate people. There are plenty of other modalities, like ART (active release technique) that are far more effective AND respected. They would require you to spend more time with your clients.

This practice is made up of a group of truly caring people! When you've been a frequent flyer and…read morehaven't been in awhile and they call to see if you're still alive, need to send food or water or air cuz they know your schedule is crazy...THAT is a practice to recommend; not only for their caring attitudes but also because they are a group of healers to stay connected with for routine wellness and good vibes!

I've been a patient of Dr. Greg Fox since 2003, and he's way more than a "back doctor." I send…read morepeople to him all the time. It's ridiculous how much good he's done for my health, my husband's, and at least a dozen of my friends and family. He's covered by your insurance (or will work with you if you're uninsured). He only schedules you for the appointments you need. My advice: go see him. I first came to see Greg after I was in a mild car accident and thought I should go see a chiropractor for the first time. My friend had recently found Greg and told me crazy stories of how he made her mom's neck longer, someone's eyes stop bugging out, and seeing before and after photos where patients looked like entirely different people. I thought I'd check it out. Sure enough, he found I had damage from whiplash that would've really messed me up down the road, and fixed it over a series of appointments. Years later, I have seen first-hand a whole bunch of similar seemingly crazy results. Greg is down-to-earth, not "woo-woo," but can seem like a bona fide miracle worker! Since Dr. Fox's the first and only chiropractor I've seen, I don't have much to compare him to. But for those I know who have, what makes him different is his applied kinesiology and muscle testing. I've come in thinking I have a weird feeling in my hip and Greg will deduce through the muscle testing process that I have a gall bladder, or some other organ, issue. He does some seemingly unrelated adjustments to my body, I leave with the prescription of eating two to three apples a day and then suddenly I'm fine. Dr. Fox has enabled my husband to get relief from crippling headaches and digestive issues. He's helped me through adrenal issues. Of course he's helped us with traditional spinal adjustment stuff too. Overall, Dr. Fox has helped us find a new way of eating and a generally more integrated way of life. Greg has become a friend. He genuinely cares about his patients' lives and well-being. His team has evolved over the years, and he's been willing to try out new things and see if they work. These days he has a couple assistants, a clinical coordinator, a nutritionist, a nurse and a part-time physical therapist who work in two offices. Why four, not five, stars? A couple reasons. 1) Sometimes it seems like there's the common "to a person with a hammer, everything's a nail" problem. Greg has a certain way of understanding the world and the body, based on so much experience. Sometimes that can close him off to other possibilities. (One friend of mine claims that Greg told her she had some type of an organ issue when she ended up having a broken bone. I don't know that's true, but an extreme example.) 2) There are persistent timing issues. Sometimes you have to wait a while to see Greg, because he can get caught up giving patients the time they need. If you're a working person, that can be a bummer. I now see Dr. Fox and Heritage Integrated Health regularly for "tune-ups" as part of maintaining good health. If you're in doubt, give it a try. It definitely won't hurt, and hey, it might change your life.