When I moved to the area, I tried out many different chiropractors. Dr. Morton was the third one I went to and I just stopped there. His level of care is wonderful. I've taken each of my three children there from birth and onward; he works with our entire family to keep us healthy and functioning properly. He's always available when I need him which is more than what I can say for other chiropractors in the area. I've never felt pressured to come regularly if I didn't feel it was necessary; I feel as though I'm the one in charge of my family's care and he's there to help in whatever way he can. I would recommend him to anyone! read more

The only reason why I went to this quack's practice is that I had been attending long before he drove her practice in the ground. Dr. Jaworski retired when I was in college and I was really sad to see her go. I would walk out of the office in agony, but once it subsided I would feel great for weeks. She was personable and also introduced me to some supplements that fixed a digestive problem that I was having. About five years ago, I was rear ended at a toll booth by a semi that didn't stop quick enough and injured my back, Dusty's eyes lit up when he heard I had an open auto claim . He took one look at me and said "your back is incredibly messed up I am going to need you to come in three times a week." When I was in High School, I mentioned to Jaworski a much more minor bump I took and she immediately x-rayed me at no additional charge, so I am suspicious of the thoroughness of his investigation. He did pull out some gimmicky sensor that he rolled over my back which told me something I didn't already know: I was probably in a lot of pain and discomfort. During those visits, I got the impression that he cared more about getting that insurance money than "healing" me because he'd spend five minutes and make marginal adjustments and I went back to college soon enough. Last summer, I was involved in a serious car accident that I should have not survived. I walked away mostly in-tact but in a whole lot of pain. The next day, I sucked it up and rode my bike a mile and a half to his practice since the car was obliterated. By the time I reached the office in the July sun, I was in excruciating pain. His receptionist informed me that they no longer accepted auto insurance injury claims, but I could pay up front and get reimbursed later. I told her that I didn't have the money to pay up front because she had been dishonest with me on the phone 20 minutes ago. I asked if I could bring the money later when my friend was out of work and could give me a ride. This was an outlandish proposition to her. It apparently made no difference that my mother and I had been going there for 12 years. Dusty was "unavailable" to discuss a possible solution and that's she interrupted , "Well, what do you care about, your money or your health?" I replied that I had neither so it was best for me to leave. I returned home and left him a voicemail explaining the situation and stating that I was very dissatisfied with his practice and if he valued the patronage of myself and my mother* that he should reply. He never returned my call. *She quit going a year earlier because a different receptionist ignored her when she was trying to schedule her next appointment. Why should I wait 10 months before writing this review? I was willing to let all of this go until I caught wind that he was discouraging parents to vaccinate their children. No credible doctor would encourage this dangerous behavior, which is why I refuse to refer to him as "Dr. Morton". At least we will know who to thank when there's a huge measles outbreak at Sunset Lake 10 years down the road. read more