Sarah Witt and all the staff in Pulaski are kind and helpful. I had had a back operation several…read moremonths before I started physical therapy and was very stiff. Sarah helped me regain substantially my flexibility and balance. Plus she has a great sense of humor which is needed when dealing with a cranky patient. I highly recommend this location to anyone needing physical therapy.

I was driving through Pulaski and stopped by to get an adjustment. I had back pain from sitting in…read morecar for 6 hrs and eating too much hot chicken lol Gotta love TN for that. The chiropractor here was really good and well worth the visit. They had another chiropractor and he told me they have another location in Columbia. I saw they had the DRX9000 spinal decompression machine and the chiropractor told me they just got it to treat patients with back pain from herniated discs and other disc related things. They also had complete physical therapy things there. Seemed fantastic all around. I highly recommend them!

Dr. Kassinger and his staff create a wonderful chiropractic clinic. Dr. Kassinger is a caring and…read morepersonal Doctor that really translates that passion to his work. This clinic and it's devotion to Health Care vs sickness maintenance is really it's outstanding quality. If you are in pain, or even if you aren't but your body isn't functioning the way that it should, go to Core Healthcare and Physical Medicine, and get your body aligned. Your health is the best investment you can make.

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THIS PLACE!…read more My mother was a resident here for 3 years, and unfortunately, her experience declined drastically over time. In the beginning, some of the techs were wonderful--but as time went on, many of the good staff left, and the level of care noticeably dropped. While some office staff were kind and helpful, others were not. The director seems very sweet, but she is new and appeared unaware of what was truly going on within the facility. My mother has several disabilities, and we never expected special treatment--only that she be cared for with basic dignity and compassion, the same way you would want your own family member treated. Sadly, that was not the case. One of the biggest issues was her living situation. She was placed with a roommate who constantly screamed, yelled, and threw things throughout the night. Due to my mother's condition, she cannot tolerate that kind of environment--it causes severe distress and physical reactions. We requested for six months that she be moved or given a more suitable roommate, and despite multiple meetings with staff, we were repeatedly told nothing could be done. There were also serious concerns with cleanliness and personal care. My mother-in-law reported being served meals with dirty dishes. Personal belongings were not respected--when we moved my mother out, many of her items were missing. A dresser we provided was returned damaged, with broken handles, and lotion had been poured into the drawers. Family photos were carelessly rolled up and thrown inside. To make matters worse when she got the screaming roommate they had to move into a new rooom .they were introduced to bedbugs. My mother's belongings were then left outside for two weeks, completely unsecured--anyone could have gone through them. During that time, items went missing, including her power chair charger. There were also alarming medical concerns. At one point, my mother was incorrectly documented as having epilepsy in her chart when she does not. Privacy was another major issue. My mother-in-law was afraid to shower because staff would walk in and out of the room, having conversations with each other, offering little to no respect for her dignity. Thankfully, my mother has now been moved to a new facility and is doing much better. However, the level of carelessness, lack of communication, and disregard for patient well-being at this facility is deeply concerning. I would strongly urge anyone considering placing a loved one here to think twice