Within a 100 mile radius of Middlebury, you will not find a better chiropractor…read more McDaniel Chiropractic treats patients with compassion and kindness, as well as expert care. Dr. Julia is chair of the state's Chiropractic Board of Examiners and is the first female doctor of chiropractic to serve on the board of directors for the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Dr. Jim has extensive knowledge about nutrition and neurology. And Dr. Jason, who recently joined the practice, specializes in Sports Chiropractic, holding certifications in Kinesiotaping, Graston Technique and Functional Rehabilitation. Between the three, they can treat all your chiropractic needs. I have always been pleased with their treatment. And they have a really snazzy office too!

By way of background, I'm a 24+ year Marine Corps veteran with considerable wear and tear on my…read morebody and have about 15 years in visiting various chiropractors from many different duty stations from California to the East Coast. BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): This center ranks among the best I have ever had the pleasure to experience. While spending the summer at Middleburg College to pursue language studies, I experienced the somewhat occasional "tweak" of my lower back while exercising. The following morning, I called McDaniel Chiropractic, and they were able to see me that same afternoon. After a straightforward online new patient check-in, I arrived to a clean and well-equipped office set up. The entire staff was very welcoming, and the process of being seen was prompt. Great first impression all around. Dr. Jim introduced himself and took the time to get to know my medical history and my professional background as it related to my spinal health. This is another indicator for me of an attentive professional. Afterwards, he went to work. His techniques were very effective but gentle, and he explained himself the entire time. (In this way, I would recommend his practice for a first time patient looking to explore chiropractic care.) Having had experience with many other chiropractors, I knew this guy was good. He found and adjusted some of my stubborn and chronic trouble areas with ease, relative to other practitioners I have had. I sort of joked with him that he, "passed the test" because one particular adjustment I normally require often takes multiple tries to adjust. His skills took care of it quickly. The session finished with a heated hydro-massage table which was a nice touch. I left relaxed and completely satisfied with the entire experience. What else is there to say? If I were to find myself in Burlington 30 miles away I would strongly recommend making the trip down to Middlebury to give them a try. They will not disappoint. MB

this office is a goddamn joke. dr graham and the front office staff along with the nurses are…read morecompletely incompetent. i spend half my time every week chasing them down with phone calls and messages trying to get my prescriptions filled properly. they have zero clue what they are doing and do not give two shits about you as a patient. my advice is to stay away!

Dr. Dan Huber will be joining Little City Family Practice this summer. He was my doctor in…read moreConnecticut and was the BEST doctor I have ever had! I have several complicated medical issues and he ALWAYS spent time to listen, discuss treatments, and answer ALL of my questions. I was never rushed and always made to feel very comfortable. He is exceptionally well educated and keeps up on the latest breakthroughs and developments in medicine. My loss is your gain! I wish him and his family the best!

Dr. Erik did a great job helping me recover from a car accident. The accident threw my back and…read moreshoulder for a whirlwind. After about three months things returned close to 95% normal and Dr. Erik sent me home with exercises. All was healed in about 5 months. I can't thank Dr. Erik for his help and patience working with me. For the first month I saw him 2x a week and then after that once a week. He has an excellent bedside manner, especially when he pops your back. I saw him in his Middlebury office that's part of a larger company. I would highly recommend him.

I saw Dr Vose when he had his practice in Boston. He diagnosed a foot problem that my regular M.D…read more couldn't figure out, and designed a treatment plan that worked! Highly recommended for any acute issue or also regular maintenance.

Works! Talent with needles. Pain relief, weight loss, drug free help for your body! Tell them Rick…read morerecommends them highly!

I went to the emergency room at the Elizabethtown Community Hospital in Elizabethtown, NY on…read moreFriday, June 30, 2023, complaining of intense pain in my back. I was quickly taken to a room, then left alone for several minutes. A nurse came in to insert an IV, but I told her I have a history of being difficult to stick, so asked her to please put the IV in my hand. She immediately left and brought in another nurse, who listened to my concerns, but told me she had to try my arm first. After three unsuccessful attempts, and numerous complaints by me, my husband, and my mother, she brought in a paramedic, who was apparently the only other person capable of inserting an IV. When he came in, my husband calmly requested that he try it in my hand, making it clear that we know from past experience that is the only way to successfully put an IV in me. The paramedic immediately stood up and berated my husband. He immediately turned defensive and escalated the situation in an inexplicable way. The paramedic yelled at my husband, stating 'DO NOT TELL ME HOW TO DO MY JOB. I HAVE 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, AND I WILL NOT LISTEN TO YOU TELL ME HOW TO DO MY JOB.' To which my husband calmly said "I'm not telling you how to do your job, I'm telling you about my wife.' The paramedic yelled and said 'DO YOU WANT ME TO GET THE DOCTOR?' To which we obviously said yes. Instead of the doctor, another nurse came in and told us they have to use a tourniquet, to which we told her we know that and that's not what our complaint was. So, the paramedic came back in and tried again to stick me in the arm. It didn't work (as we knew it wouldn't). We told him to leave and he sent the other nurse back in. She was much kinder, but still attempted 4 more sticks before simply trying my hand. She gave up on the IV and just drew blood from my hand (which was a success, as we knew it would be). The doctor had come in previously and examined me for 1 minute, barely listening to anything I said. I went back for a CAT scan, then was brought back to the room and ignored for a while, as I'm writhing in agony. The doctor then came back in and said 'You have a kidney stone. It should pass on its own.' and started to walk back out without giving any more details. We practically had to stop her from walking away so we could ask questions. She told me the size of the stone and that I won't feel it pass. I asked for pain meds as I was in excruciating pain. She immediately responded with 'I don't prescribe opiods. Take ibuprofen.' I didn't ask for opiods, I asked for pain meds; there has to be something inbetween. So I asked how much ibuprofen to take and she said "I don't know, 400 mg. Whatever the normal dosage is. Just make sure you eat when you take it." Then she left. No empathy, no kindness, nothing. Also, as a side note, I asked for water when I walked in as I was quite thirsty; they said no one had the authority to give me water. I finally got some after asking 3 more times, at which point they were surprised no one had given me any yet. I am from out of state, so I spent the next day driving the 16 hours home, crying the entire way due to pain. I went to an urgent care in my home state yesterday and they were absolutely shocked at how I had been treated. They said it's standard protocol to give a toradol shot for the pain, a prescription for toradol, and a prescription for flomax to actually help pass the stone. They also were able to access my scan results from NY and told me I actually have two kidney stones and an inflamed kidney. I was only told about the one stone in Elizabethtown (they didn't say anything about the inflammation). The doctor in my home state was able to carefully walk me through my scan results, answer all questions, and told me I will indeed feel the stone passing. I am beyond disappointed in the treatment I received. I was not treated in a humane way and am traumatized from my experience of being stabbed 7 times to get an IV (I recognize I am absolutely a hard stick, but it's never taken more than 3 times, and it turns out the IV wasn't even necessary anyways). I honestly doubt the medical expertise of the doctor who treated me and would like to ensure no one else is ever treated that way. The doctor told me that was their third kidney stone patient of the day; I pity those poor souls who don't have access to a real, empathetic doctor who actually treats ailments in the commonly accepted manner. Between the aggressive paramedic and uncaring doctor, this was the most absurd experience I've ever had.

I challenge you to find a more dedicated team of caring, exceptional, devoted & professional…read moreindividuals that join together, 24/7 to make this fine institution what it is. The community would truly be lost without Elizabethtown Community Hospital. The hospital's most precious resource, what keeps it what it is, is the people that stand behind its name.

I was so disappointed that Dr. Cooke had to retire, he was by far the best Dr. I had found, but…read morewhen one door closes another one opens! It's good to see the best of the best nurses are still there and are very good at their job. Only had one little problem with one of them, who's a little bossy. My Dr. now is Sarah Abbott and she is equally as good as Dr. Cooke was. She is fantastic!!! Very competent Dr. who I have come to trust with my care. I drive an hour just to be seen by her because she listens, has a great bedside manner, and truly cares about her patients. She is also very knowledgeable about all the current medications out there to help treat your condition. The Mad River Valley is very lucky to have her in their community!!!

Excellent environment and empathetic professional. Easy…read moreparking and reasonable rates.

Best. Massage. Ever! I've been to a lot of therapists all across New England and Brittany is hands…read moredown the most thorough. She hit every spot! She also reacted to every request and checked in re: pressure. I wish I lived closer, I'd see her more regularly. Highly recommend!

Catie is, hands down, the best massage therapist I've ever been to! She is very attentive and has…read morecreated a wonderful space. I always look forward to a massage session with her and feel the positive affects long after it's over. Highly recommend!