Dr. Jung is a phenomenal chiropractor, and my first, ever, chiropractor, who I started seeing over…read more1-year ago, in December 2024, after I mistakenly lifted too heavy of weights, to ironically avoid osteoporosis, a side effect of my Breast Cancer Endocrine Therapy treatment, and then - I later learned, per January 2025 MRI, tore my right rotator cuff. During this time, after I received a sling, from Advent Health Urgent Care, Dr. Jung magically got me moving & my arm working again, and in less pain, while I awaited my February 2025 AC Joint Injection at UC Health, and waited a long-time for Physical Therapy at UC Health Steadman Hawkins, who ironically then tore my left shoulder rotator cuff, per Invision Sally Jobe MRI, so I switched to HealthOne PT Solutions in July 2025, and am now finally healing.
I am eternally grateful to Dr. Jung, for being a consistent, steady, peaceful provider, during this entire ordeal, and helping improve my range of motion so much, that all my PTs are impressed I'm nearly, if not already, 100% back to normal range of motion, even in spite of my Breast Cancer Surgery Lumpectomy & Radiation, including lymph node removal, which decreased my mobility on my left arm, which I told UC Health, but - per usual - they didn't listen to me, unlike HealthOne, who does listen to me, and HCA also did a wonderful job at Swedish, with my dad's long COVID care, in between the VA and SNF (Skilled Nursing Facility).
Dr. Jung has been gentle, thorough, and has worked in parallel with my PT, massage, and acupuncture, and when I couldn't get PT or massage or acupuncture appointments, he has been a constant lifesaver, helping me decrease my pain, and increase my range of motion, for the past over 1-year, and now we are working on other parts of my body.
Dr. Jung was also phenomenal when I hurt one of my knees (one of them has a meniscal root tear) after an exceptionally difficult hike up Royal Arch in Boulder's Chatauqua Park, yet again doing the impossible.
His staff is also extremely caring and warm & friendly, and his resting room is very relaxing, with comfy chairs & a fish tank, while we use heat packs, to prepare for our treatments, after our adjustments. I also like that he doesn't do the cracking, as that has always scared me.