DR. Gary Gendron is very professional and a talented chiropractor. He has helped me with my lower…read moreback and relieved the discomfort. He is very thorough and interested in my overall health. I highly recommend him and his practice.

Stay away from this scammer. This Doctor is a fraud. He is listed as a provider, but he refuse to…read morefile a claim with the insurance company to be able to charge a ton of money for a cheaty service. Once you paid him for the visit, even thought you only have a co-payment, he refuse to reimburse you and he won't even answer the calls, neither return it.

Dr Riley is an excellent person and doctor. She listens and asks questions to ensure the best…read moretreatment. She has my highest recommendation!

Amazing Drs the care is wonderful the quality of care is fabulous and the office experience is…read moreamazing. Arc of life family spinal care. and the office experience is wonderful.

Beware! Beware! Beware! I went to Arc of Life today seeking…read morehelp with a strained lower back muscle, but I had to participate in a canned presentation whereas I would need to ultimately sign up for multiple alignment sessions of my neck before I would receive any treatments to help my strained lower back. The entire presentation is structured to force all new clients to enroll into a long term treatment program. My wife and I felt we were being totally scammed so we left! Beware! This is not a professional chiropractic provider that is focused on your health, but only your wallet!

Outstanding therapy office. Could not be more pleased with the outcome…read more Highly recommended.

TL; DR - False billing practices, unauthorized charges,…read moreunprofessional receptionist, failure to match clients with therapists based on issues presented, failure to return calls/texts/voicemails. I called initially in late June or early July 2018 to set up an appointment. I left two voicemails - no response. I then reached out again in August 2018 and left a voicemail and sent a text. I was finally able to set something up via text only - the receptionist never called me back. They then asked for all of my personal information, insurance information and credit card information via text. I said no - I wanted to be able to call at their listed phone number and speak with someone, if they could only respond via text on a number not publicly attributed to the business then the answer was no. After several further attempts to reach them, I finally got through. I didn't feel good about the process and wondered if I was being scammed throughout. My first appointment was set up via text. I specifically stated the issues I wanted to discuss and I was given a therapist who had no background in any of those issues. I asked why I was scheduled with her and they said that she was actually very versatile and had knowledge and of the two with a strong background in the issues I wanted to discuss, one did not take my insurance and the other didn't have availability. Again, this made me feel not great about the experience, however I left the first appointment scheduled and figured I'd see how things went. During the first appointment the therapist mentioned she would be out on maternity leave shortly so she though she should switch me to a colleague. I again asked about either of those who had a focus on what I wanted to discuss and she thought it was very odd I wasn't scheduled with the one. She said she could continue to see me in the meantime and would work on getting me an appointment with the one who took my insurance and had a background in the area I wanted to discuss. Fast forward a month or so and I have an appointment with the second therapist. She was fine. I went to several appointments but didn't feel like we were making any progress and decided she was not a good fit. I discontinued my therapy visits within four months of the first appointment. During this time I start receiving charges on my credit cards in various amounts. My copay is a set amount and I had nearly hit my deductible for the year, so I thought it was odd I was receiving charges in amounts of $10, $20, or $30. I did switch insurance at one point so my copay amount changed, however my deductible was consistent through the end of the year (my company just updated their plan early). I let all of these charges go and just decide to assume the best. I never received a receipt or a billing statement. In January 2019 I received new charges to my credit card. My final appointment had been mid-December 2018. I asked what the charges were and why they were made. I was advised they were for appointments in October and December. I asked why they were billed then which was nearly 3 months after the October appointment. I was given no clear answer and just a blanket statement that I had authorized them to bill when they received information from insurance. They also had no clear answer as to why differing amounts were billed on various dates. On January 23, 2019 I revoked all authorization to make any charges to my credit card and requested in writing via text (which they acknowledged) and in a voicemail both billing statements and receipts for all charges. Today is August 27, 2019 and I have received nothing. I am filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, writing a report on Yelp, and reaching out to my credit card company regarding these matters. I am also considering filing a police report since I have never received any documentation as to what the charges are for, and since they are in varying amounts, I am not certain that they were all legitimate charges. In my personal experience this business is not about helping the clientele - it is about doing what they want in the manner they want to do it. I have spent far too much time dealing with problems created by this business because they failed to act in a professional manner by placing me (the patient) with a therapist who was not capable of addressing the issues I came to them about, failing to provide billing statements, failing to provide receipts, and failing to respond in a timely and professional manner.

I have been going to Dr. Vince at Golden Gate Chiropractic Center for over 10 years. The staff has…read moreall been personable, professional, and welcoming. Dr. Vince is caring, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable. He always makes me feel like his favorite family member. A few years ago, I was diagnosed with Bell's palsy, and was told by the doctors that recovery would take 3-6 months. They also explained that I should expect an 80-90 percent recovery. I went to Dr. Vince, and he brought me to full recovery in 2 weeks. He was amazing. It is interesting to discover that the body being out of alignment can be the cause of many medical conditions. Listen people, you need to go see Dr. Vince.

Dr Cancelosa is the best. Takes the time to know his patients and really cares for their recovery…read more Him and his staff helped me so much after a bad back injury.

Dr. Frick and his team are some of the kindest and most caring people I've ever met. I truly…read moreappreciate the time and attention they give at every visit. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warmth and professionalism, and it's clear that they genuinely care about your well-being. Dr. Frick takes the time to listen, explain things thoroughly, and tailor each treatment to your specific needs. His approach is not only effective but also incredibly compassionate. If you're looking for a chiropractor who truly puts patients first, look no further. I can't recommend Dr. Frick and his amazing team enough!

I came in for my first visit after leaving another chiropractor, hopeful for a better…read moreexperience--but unfortunately, I left with an injury that lasted several days. While the chiropractor was kind and attentive, he seemed to struggle with adjusting my body effectively, possibly due to the size difference between us. I truly appreciated how well he listened and the overall warmth of the staff, but after having my back thrown out during the appointment, I don't feel confident returning for future care.

Dr. Gifford is extremely knowledgeable and genuinely interested in his patients. He takes time to…read moreget to know you and do a thorough exam. I felt I was treated with respect and the doctor heard my complaints and addressed them all. He is super personable and front desk staff was also courteous and professional. Great experience (:

Dr. Kelly is, in a word, amazing!…read more I was referred to her by my massage therapist, and totally and completely freaked out by the idea of chiropractic. In an hour, Dr. Kelly not only quieted my fears but also converted me for life! The initial appointment included a very thorough discussion of my pain points, and Dr. Kelly watching me move through certain stretches and movements to see what was up with my aching back. She explained to me what she saw, and then talked me through each adjustment so that nothing came as a surprise or freaked me out. I also never got the impression that she was trying to "sell" me on anything I didn't need. We took it appointment by appointment, seeing how I felt after and deciding on the next adjustment from there. Sometimes I screw it up by hunching over my laptop or running down the T with a loaded backpack, and I need a weekly visit for a month or so. And sometimes, I just go in to get my neck cracked because I like it. I'd recommend Dr. Kelly to anyone looking for a chiro that they can trust... also FYI for BU students like me, she takes our student health insurance!

If only I could give a ten-star review. It's not possible for me to recommend Dr. Jean Kelly more…read morehighly, for several reasons. I went to see her after another chiropractor took a single X-ray of my spine in her office (while I was fully dressed; you'd think those zipper, rivets, and belt buckle might've obstructed the view of my lumbar spine, but whatever) and misdiagnosed me on-the-spot. Before this, I'd never seen a chiropractor at all, and as the child of an orthopedic surgeon was skeptical, anyway. My initial experience did little to improve my expectations. When a good friend recommended Dr. Kelly, I took another chance. I was in so much pain between my back and left leg that I was struggling to sit or drive. I wasn't able to practice or teach yoga. I couldn't bend or twist or straighten my left leg without staggering, shooting pain down my leg. I was in tears on a regular basis. I hate pain pills, but was taking them daily just to leave the house. Dr. Kelly carefully listened to everything I told her about my lifestyle and exercise habits, with an eye toward treating my problem and getting me back to my normal life -- and off all the pills -- as quickly as possible, without continual, repeated adjustments. I left her office each time feeling markedly better than I had when I walked in. She took time to show me exercises I could do to continue to work on improving my flexibility and relief at home. She patiently answered my questions and explained what was happening and why. When I unexpectedly failed to improve in any lasting way after two weeks, rather than suggest I just keep up the appointments (the initial chiropractor had told me 3 to 4 sessions a week for 2 to 3 months, a prohibitively expensive prospect), she suggested I get an MRI to get a conclusive answer; unless it was a disc issue, I should have been feeling better. The MRI showed a severely herniated disc that had landed smack in the middle of my sciatic nerve. I saw two spine specialists, and after multiple cortisone injections, pain pills/muscle relaxers by what seemed like the handful, and having to stay at home from work for more than a month, I finally had a microdiscectomy to remove the sharp disc fragment that was so irritatingly lodged against my sciatic nerve. Throughout the process, Dr. Kelly checked in to see how I was feeling. I never once felt she was doing so for any reason other than that she genuinely seemed to care. When my MRI results first came back, she called me at home. Among her questions about my disc specialist's plan for treatment, she also asked if anyone had spoken to me about the small growth the MRI showed on my left ovary. I was floored. At least three doctors besides Dr. Kelly had seen that report; no one had said a word about it. The report suggested further tests to determine what it was on my ovary, but not a single one of the guys looking at it even mentioned it. She told me what it said, and asked where my primary care physician's office was located. Fortuitously, it's near hers. She asked my permission to walk the report to my PCP so she could speak to her directly so I could quickly get the tests I needed without additional waiting or hassle. I couldn't believe someone would take time out of their busy work day to do me this kind of favor without my even asking. If this type of care were typical of medical care, we'd all be having a wildly different experience managing and maintaining our health. I'm now almost fully recovered from my disc surgery, and have a clear picture what's happening with my ovary, which is a relief. I'd go to Dr. Kelly for any future chiropractic needs in a heartbeat, knowing that her practice is not something she just happens to do every day. She clearly loves her work, and truly cares for her patients. It shows both in her adjustments and follow-up. If you see her for an adjustment, you'll walk out feeling like an individual person who was being carefully treated, rather than a set of symptoms to be fixed. Dr. Kelly is fantastic. I could go on and on.