Dr. Kyle Ukrainyc has helped me on numerous occasions for various back-related problems. He is a…read moregreat person and an excellent chiropractor and I highly recommended him. He stands out from other chiros because he cares about his patients. He gives advice on ways to break bad habits, and shows different stretching exercises to prevent future injury. He goes above and beyond and that is why I will continue my chiropractic care with The Spine Group.

From the owner: The Spine Group is your one-stop-shop chiropractic facility that specializes in chiropractic care…read more We offer chiropractic care, massage therapy, dry salt therapy (salt cave), laser therapy, spinal decompression, auto accident and workers compensation therapy and more. Our philosophy is to deliver exceptional care for our patients unlike any chiropractic facility. Our patients will receive personally tailored treatments and therapies based on their complaints. We want our patients to walk out of our office feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, have less pain and feel as though they have experienced something great and unique.

My husband and I both see Dr Briggs for chiropractic and acupuncture. The appointments always start…read moreon time, the office is clean, and parking is easy. Dr Briggs is very knowledgeable and tailors the treatment to your specific needs and goals. They handle all of the insurance aspects timely and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a new practice.

First State is like flying First Class - you really are a VIP here. I started coming to First State…read moreHealth and Wellness on Union Street during the height of Covid-19 in Summer of 2020. My business of 16 years had tanked and I enrolled in a rapid workforce development course. The hours I spent sitting at the computer and the extensive amount handwritten assignments took a toll on my neck, back and shoulders. I woke up in the middle of the night to excruciating pain - I couldn't even turn my head. Thankfully I found First State. They were up to speed on every covid precaution including temperature checks, masks, social distancing, cleaning ect. I felt very safe and cared for upon entering their modern and well appointed reception area. The friendly and professional staff really went the extra mile to make sure I received the care I needed. Dr. Briggs is knowledgeable, affable and kind. His precision adjustments were very effective in relieving the pain in my back, shoulders and neck. I noticed an immediate increase in mobility and my mood and overall health improved. I not only was pain free - I didn't get a single cold or sniffle that fall and winter. If you're looking for a caring team to help you move forward. First State is the team I recommend.

From the moment I entered the massage room, I knew it was going to be a relaxing, peaceful and…read morerestorative experience. It smelled sensational: there were diffusers in two corners of the room, the lighting was dim and scented candles were lit. I really enjoyed my massage with Julie the owner of the studio. She was friendly, informative and welcoming. She asked me questions about myself and gave me an opportunity to ask her questions too, prior to the massage. A foot treatment was part of the package, which I had first. It was warm foot soak with a wonderfully scented bath bomb, foot scrub and foot massage afterwards. Then I had a full body massage for 90 minutes-90 of the most blissful minutes I can remember ever having during a massage. The massage bed had a warming element to it, zen music was playing...It. Was. perfect. I'll definitely be back!

Facility: cozy, clean, young "spa" chic…read more STAIRS. This business is NOT recommended if you cannot navigate narrow stairs easily. Therapist: I don't remember his name but he claims to "know everyone" in the myofascial release massage community, was trained by some MFR guru, etc. I am always skeptical of people who have to roll out their resume, complete with name dropping, before starting the massage. When it comes to massage, your credentials apparently do not sync up with your actual skills on the table. Experience: lackluster rub down that was overshadowed with constant interrogation about my professional background. I apparently knew too much medical terminology and anatomy and this upset him. It upset him enough that he wouldn't shut up or stop trying to pry personal information from me during the massage instead of focusing on my chief complaints. For someone with ALL the education he said he had, I expected better skills and manners. It was an expensive disappointment. Miscellaneous: it's a tiny townhouse converted over to be a "studio" so you can hear everything. Including this character talking trash about me to the receptionist downstairs after the massage like a middle school adolescent. The fact that I didn't curse him out for being such a rotten massage AND trashing me to a stranger (to me) still amazes me. Recommendation: see someone else if you want myofascial release, or a male therapist. I don't know how the girls skills are but if he is the kind of male therapist they feel comfortable working with, I am sure their skills are on par with his. It's Delaware and it seems to have a huge problem with poorly trained and barely skilled massage therapists. If you just want a relaxation massage, then you wouldn't notice the things I do so ignore my reviews, they won't change anything for you.