Springfield Wellness has an amazing professional staff!i utilize the chiropractor, trainer and…read moremassage therapist.

I have not liked getting massages in the past, so I was very hesitant, but Mark was referred to me…read moreby a good friend & Doctor, so I trusted his judgment. Because of my injury, I needed a Myofascial Release message and he delivered it with five stars! I felt 100% better after I left there and I will continue going. I highly recommend him if you are looking for the best deep tissue massage.

Just scheduled another Myofascial Release treatment with Elliott. I have been a client off/on (as…read moreneeded) for many years and highly recommend him for any relief you may need.

Always leave feeling much less stressed and very relaxed. Elliot is great at what he does.read more

They have prices posted on the sign on the wall and then she tells me it's $10 more than that…read moreposted price and that they only accept cash on the specific day for some reason? The massage was okay but then when I didn't give her enough money she said I see you have more money in your pocket at this point I walked out.

Excellent Massage I had a great experience. Clean,…read moreprofessional and very skilled massage. I had an issue with my shoulder and requested special care to that spot and I think the massage really helped. Easy to book and very pleasant. I highly recommend. I will return the next time I'm in town.

FANTASTIC massage! Deep tIssue was exactly as it should be, got a full hour (therapist didn't end…read moreearly as some do), clean space, will be back! I think my therapist name was Michael. I feel so much better, my shoulder muscles were extremely tight and he worked all the kinks out. Highly r

From the owner: Pure Synergy provides yoga, physical therapy, massage services and personal fitness to the…read moreSpringfield, IL area.

Just had an amazing spa treatment at Spavia. I'm only in town for two days, but after a stressful…read moretravel schedule, I wanted to treat myself. I found a deal they were doing online and treated myself to a hot stone massage and a hot oil scalp massage. Ah-maz-ing. Diane is great. I feel refreshed. The spa is super clean and much nicer than I anticipated, especially being around a shopping mall area. They brought me into a private waiting room and had me get into a robe; the room was an extremely relaxing and elegant waiting room. After being served hot tea and a warm neck pillow, Diane brought me into the massage room. Music was great. Smelled fantastic. Super clean. If I'm ever in the area again, I'll stop by and visit. Definitely exceeded expectations.

Because Ashley always does a fantastic job. The front desk personnel are always friendly and…read moresociable. The facilities are always clean! You should have recliners on the women's side of the waiting area though. Just like you do for the men!

I can't believe I'm the first to review Westside Pain Clinic. What's WRONG with you other…read morepatients?!! :-) I've been going to chiropractors for 30 years off and on. Originally from Dixon, IL I'm newer to Springfield IL as of 2013. In Mach of 2015 I was in the 90th percentile across every fitness parameter you'd want to test for 50 year old men. By August of 2015 I was almost housebound barely able to walk. What started as what felt like a rib out of place, giving me a pinch pain (left) when I slept on my right side, progressed from March 2015 to August 2015 with me barely being able to leave the house. Beginning March 2015 I began seeing a couple other chiropractors in town and, while fine for the most part, they were quickly out of answers when my pain progressed. Frustrated and in serious, debilitating pain, I wanted to try another chiropractor and found Dr. Chris Clem D.C. at his Westside Pain Clinic (locations in Springfield and Auburn IL). After just a few visits with no significant improvement he was quick to suggest I see an ortho-based medical doctor for a possible injection, MRI, evaluation etc. I respect this and it shouldn't be glossed over. Not all chiros/docs will refer as quickly but instead will opt to drag out the treatments and $$ as long as possible. Dr. Clem has everything from a DRS spine decompression machine (few chiros have this) to muscle stim, cold laser, a REAL human being who does hand massage prior to adjustment, smart activator tools (for when you're in too much pain as I was and can't hack the harder manual adjustments) etc. I did see an orthopedic physician who ordered an MRI. It was negative for problems. In all? After the first visit with this ortho physician I saw 13 other specialists between June and September (e.g., medical doctors, physical therapists) were all "stymied" as more than one said. I continued to go to Dr. Clem 2-3 times a week NOT because he was cajoling me into doing so but because I would at least get a few hours of significant relief everytime I went. If you've ever been in chronic pain you will understand why a few hours of relief has significant value. And if you've never been in this situation you will never understand fully. It was Dr. Clem, as we continued to converse via email and in person (by the way Dr. Clem was also willing to e-mail with my physical therapists too - there wasn't some territorial pissing match going on), who said he felt I had "lax ligaments." He felt he was likely putting things in place but the ligaments were not holding the rib head etc in place. Although more rare than standard problems recognized by chiros and docs, it's not as rare as most think. He recommended I at least check out Dr. David Crane out of Chesterfield, Missouri who specializes in medically-based alternative treatments. I made that appointment but it was two months down the road. His suggestion had me researching lax ligaments and long story short I'm now in treatment by Dr. Ross Hauser M.D., a physiatrist specializing in prolotherapy (a treatment specific for ligament problems). Two physical therapists here in Springfield clued me that they felt it was "something mechanical." I believe they were right. Dr. Clem added the "lax ligaments" theory. I believe he is right. All the physicians otherwise were CLUELESS and out of tools. What this means, if you're the patient, is you are the can they kick down the road. Once they run out of tools they don't dig any more for you. They don't research further. They don't find you the answer. They're just DONE with you. They most times won't even refer out of their own physician network. I was essentially prescribed narcotics for pain and wished the best - they were all done with me with no other doc to refer me to. They were truly clueless. But thanks to Dr.Clem and two physical therapists I had enough to research and at least make the next move, albeit slightly outside the traditional medicine route. Again, if you're in chronic, nearly debilitating pain? You understand. As of this writing I'm not out of the woods but, for the first time in eight months, I'm actually improving. Did Dr. Clem "fix" me? No. But what he did do was provide incredibly skilled and effective chiropractic care with the latest equipment AND he quickly referred me toward medical doctor rather than bleed me dry just because AND he was the ONLY one to even mention the possibility that I may have lax ligaments - which as things are progressing - seems to be a major part of what ended up being wrong with me. Time will tell but it certainly seems I'm on the right track now. I still see Dr. Clem for treatments. Between the prolotherapy and chiropractic care I finally have hope and IMPROVEMENT which I haven't had in eight months.

Standard visit. Got a text about outstanding balance. Tried to call to verify my balance numerous…read moretimes. No answer did not return messages, and turned me into collections. I would not do business here again.

Very good customer service. They Work with insurance. They do physical therapy and massage. It's a…read moreone-stop place.

Pros: Very Friendly people, customer service is awesome…read moreMassage therapists are very professional The price The aqua massager and chair massager included in the cost of the membership. The membership arrangement over all is a sound way to get regular massages. Cons: Availability (no weekends and closed from 12 to 2 pm daily) If you book your massage at 2:00 pm they don't open the doors until 2 so you don't actually get started until about 2:10. Massage therapists are new. Overall, not a bad experience but the lack of availability is what did me in. I may renew if they expand their hours.