I love this place. Walking in and being greeted by the friendliest woman ever. Then an iPad to…read morecheck in on to explain why you are there without having to explain over and over. Then the sizzle machine is what I call it, is a great relaxer. Then you meet the doc and he's just the coolest doc ever, plus he doesn't miss a trouble spot! No pressure of returning and encouraged to visit whenever you feel. I got to create my own schedule which I love. Definitely recommend!

I had an first time appointment today with Dr. Cox, came in with severe pain from TMJ, ear, neck,…read moreand sinus migraines. I left feeling so much better, I'v been to other well know physical therapists and never received hands on treatment before Dr. Cox, can't wait until my next appointment, he also gives a military discount! His office clean and comfortable, so glad I found him.

I am a Medicare under insured patient (unable to afford supplemental insurance). I would highly…read morerecommend this business based on services provided. However, when discussing coverage I was told they were awaiting a reply from my insurance, which took three months; I found that quite unusual. I selected this office with the hopes that Medicare would cover my treatment since they were listed as a Medicare provider and I would be left with the 20%. My disappointment came when I received a bill in which I cannot afford with this option "Please keep in mind that it would be best to enroll in the discount program so it can be applied to the visits that have already been completed." The discount program ChiroHealthUSA requires $49 annual enrollment. Three months later this information was disclosed "Medicare and Medicaid cover chiropractic adjustments only. They do not cover any additional treatments that Dr. Levi may recommend during your visit. If you choose to receive both an adjustment and additional treatment, your office visits would be $25 per visit through our discount program, ChiroHealthUSA. The annual membership fee for this program is $49. Your initial visit would be $195, and re-examinations are $145." Now I see clearly why they did not have the courtesy to disclose what amount Medicare covers and what I would be responsible for on my initial visit. How shameful and deceitful to take advantage of seniors who trust you with their healthcare! I felt betrayed and would like to file a complaint.

I loved everything about my visit with Dr. Levi. The office setting and staff was helpful and…read moreprofessional. Dr. Levi took her time, completed a thorough assessment, which included asking me about my concerns and challenges. She was not quick to perform any treatment. She was insistent on data gathering and obtaining images etc to ensure that my treatment plan was tailored for me and my needs..

Dr. Randy is kind, gentle, and skilled in manual adjustments and deep tissue massage. He solved my…read morehip pain on the very first visit. I've had chronic neck and back pain for years. I would highly recommend Odenton Chiropractic.

Great practice with a caring staff. The ease of scheduling was amazing, and Dr. John was able to…read morealleviate my husband's back pain.

It brings me great sadness to change my review from a five to a three. I absolutely love coming to…read morethis location over the mess the Bethesda location is. But.. as I've run out of insurance allocation to come back.. I'll have to wait till at least next year. :/ The reasoning for the subtraction of 2 stars falls under the communication failure. I was told today, as I was scheduling my next visit.. that my allotted 30 visits were up. I should've known better, as this week I didn't get the automated message to come in. I wasn't even called when I missed Thursday. I also had a massage scheduled for today at 5pm. I arrived at 5pm.. I got to see the doctor, get treatment, sit in the massage chair.. then told "see you next week". Then, I was given the news I won't be coming back. Well, they could "give me a deal" if I decide otherwise. But it just felt cold and unwanting as I was given notice, the day I ran out. The deal is $100 per visit or $120 per visit with the massage. Seeing as I drive at least an hour out of my way to come here.. I won't be back unless I absolutely need to be. Besides not being given notice of running out or properly spacing out sessions, the doctors here are great. I'm sincerely, going to miss this venue as I just won't be back until January... Well, I might just forget them altogether or be too busy to come back. :( Miss you Dr. Song, Sang, and Oh. Also Rebecca and Brian my massage therapists. Ah, and can't forget Jake, I never see you, but you're great as well!

A while ago I slipped on black ice and fell and ended up hurting my wrist, elbow, and other places…read moreas well. My friend recommended that I get treated and told me that this place was great. Her recommendation was an understatement. Customer Service: The employees here make you feel as if you were part of a family from the moment you enter. They're quick to get you into treatment and are knowledgeable in various areas. If you have a question, they have an answer. Facility: The facility has great lighting and state of the art technology. I've been to a chiropractic place before but none that utilized any of the tools the doctors used here. The new technology definitely expedited my treatment process. Last but not least, the assistants to the doctors here are great. If you have to cancel last minute they definitely work with your schedule. They also text your appointments to your phone! So if you have a million things going on like me, it's a huge convenience. I would 100% recommend this location to anyone involved in motor vehicle accidents, or anyone just looking to live a pain free lifestyle.

I have been treated at Essential Family Chiropractic for years. Having challenges with all areas…read moreof my spine due to car accidents and other injuries, I started going to Dr Eric Lindsell. Gradually, the stiffness and pain lessened, and my general health and well being improved. I have tried other chiropractors in the area in the past, and Dr Eric is the best!

I've been a patient of Dr. Lindsell for about a year now. I've been very impressed with his…read moreprofessionalism and kind manner. They have office hours that work well with my schedule. I had severe lower back and leg pain during my second and third trimester of my pregnancy, but thanks to frequent visits to Dr. Lindsell, I was able to find relief. Now I see Dr. Lindsell bi-weekly for adjustments for chronic tension headaches and it helps relieve my pain sigfinicantly. My health in general is very much improved since I started receiving chiropractic care. I am very happy with the care I recieve at Essential Family Chiropractic.

I live with nine neck and spine issues. The doctors and staff here are simply wonderful! I came in…read morewith severe back pain, barely able to stand up and walk. My 1984 U.S. Army Airborne School Jump Week injuries just got worse over four decades. I suffered a crash-and-burn landing during the required Night Jump. I have military neck, which means I've lost the natural curve of my cervical spine. This causes all kinds of issues. Through adjustments and x-rays, I was well on my way to address my nine neck and back conditions. Try to stay positive. This is indeed a deliberate and proven process that takes time and your committment. The atmosphere here is uplifting! The doctors take whatever time is necessary to address your question and concerns. I feel as though I'm speaking with my friends when there. I'm sticking with this office, go to StretchLab, and see an acupuncturist every week. This combination works for my body. I highly recommend this practice for all your chiropractic needs. I don't think they care about me--I know they care about my health and me! To your better health! Best wishes, Ted

Like a couple other reviews have said, they're like car salesman…read more I went in for the first time cause of some back pain, so I was hoping to get an x-ray to make sure it wasn't anything drastic. I was told that the x-ray would be a $47 "patient special." I went in, talked with one of the chiropractors about what I was dealing with and took some x-rays. Went back a couple days later to take a look at them. It wasn't anything too serious but they proposed a "treatment plan" that was just for me. They gave me 3 different prices that ranged from 900-1200. The prices were dependent on the payment method. If I payed it all upfront it would have been the cheapest price, monthly was in between and then per session was the highest price ($25 per session). It was a lot of money to consider so I wanted to take a day or so to think about it. I said this but they continued as if I had agreed to go through with the whole plan and that I could decide how to pay next time. I then got what I thought was a trial run of the treatment that consisted of a 5 mins massage and then another 5 mins laying on a massage table machine. Afterwards I tried relaying that I wasn't sure about the treatment and that I wanted time to think about it, but the respond I kept getting was "you can decide that next time you're in on how to pay." I was running late for work so I kind of gave up and left. I called back a couple days later and told them I wasn't going to go through with it and the receptionist put the owner on to try and talk me out. He tried to guilt/pressure me but it didn't matter, it was out of my budget. The next week I get a call from the office saying I owe them $25 for the first session that I wasn't even aware of that they charged for. At no point did anybody mention that my 10 min session after going in to look at my x-rays would be charged. They said it was explained to me, I said it wasn't...he said she said. I have no clue if the treatment works, maybe it does but just be aware of the hidden charges and pushy sales tactics of this place.

I have only visited with one other Chiropractor a few years back, and it was less than a pleasant…read moreexperience. So, needless to stay that I was pretty skeptical to visit with another one until I met Dr. David Kopelove. This guy is the REAL deal!! What does that mean? It means that there aren't any fancy offices with high-tech (in other words - USELESS) equipment or crappy speeches to keep patients coming back week over week, but leaving just slightly better than they came. Dr. Kopelove really knows what he's doing. This guy laid me on his strange little table that was nothing like I had ever seen, tapped the bottoms of me feet a few times, and ever so slightly ran his fingers down my back and said "I know what's wrong." The table started bouncing up and down while the Doc pushed on my back, side, and legs for about 15-20 minutes and the pain that I had for the past many weeks was all gone. I'm not joking, He could tell how I was sleeping, and advised to never sleep on my stomach again; so I didn't. I returned to his office three days later for another sessions and felt even better than I had before. Never once did the Dr. attempt to sell me "extra" services or products that I didn't need, or schedule me for another appointment in the next week. There was absolutely no pressure from him or the lovely front-desk assistant. Dr. Kopelove seemed extremely pleased to have been able to take away my pain and advised to "start listening to your body and think about what it feels like before your pain gets that bad again because that's when you know to schedule your next appointment." PRICELESS! Dr. Kopelove is the REAL DEAL!!

I visited Dr. Kopelove for the first time last week, and I regret to report that I did not have a…read morepositive experience there. When I enter a practitioner's office, I expect to be acknowledged and greeted. Upon entering this office, the two women seated behind the receptionist desk stared blankly at me like they were upset that I had disturbed them. I let them know I had an appointment, handed them the forms I'd filled out in advance, and gave them me driver's license and insurance card. During this entire process, they said less than ten words to me; however, they were happy to resume talking to one another once I sat in the waiting area. Since it was a workday, I had intentionally made an appointment in the morning (9:30) rather than in the afternoon when some practitioners tend to be running behind. Despite the fact that I must have been only the 2nd or 3rd patient of the day, I had to wait 15 minutes past my appointment time before I was seen. As part of the registration process, I was asked to fill out several forms about my pain and health history, as well as mark on a diagram where I was feeling pain. I expected that my first appointment would include some time discussing these forms and the pain that I was feeling. Instead, Dr. Kopelove barely glanced at the forms and asked me to tell him what was wrong. I had the opportunity to talk for approximately 1-2 minutes ( and even then, I felt like I was being rushed) before he started talking and telling me what he thought was wrong with me. I did not feel like he was listening to me or taking what I was saying seriously. His manner and tact left much to be desired. He told me I had a "bad" shoulder, "bad" feet, "bad" ankles and "bad" posture and (again, without understanding or acknowledging my pain) almost instantly began recommending orthotics as a solution. While I acknowledge that correcting one's stance can have positive impacts on the rest of the body, I felt like I was being pitched to by a salesman. He even pulled out a picture of himself from when he was in a coma and had serious spinal injuries...quipping that orthotics were the only thing that helped him become pain free. While this might be true, it came across like those testimonials you see in infomercials. He dismissed my main issue - that I was having excruciating sciatic nerve pain twice a month that feels like I am being electrocuted in the butt for 1-2 days on end - by saying that he thought it wasn't the nerve, and that it just had to do with my bad posture getting my alignment off. When I insisted that his interpretation was incorrect, he asked me if I'd seen my gynecologist and had them do tests "since the pain I was talking about was in the area of my lady parts." First of all, the last time I checked, the place where I have pain - in my butt and hamstrings - is not in the "lady parts" area. Secondly, I've had leg aches from PMS (which I think is what he was implying) and it's a completely different pain. Lastly, I have yearly checkups with the gynecologist and have never had any irregularities. In short, he was intentionally and blatantly dismissing what I am 100% sure is sciatic nerve pain so he could keep blaming my "bad" body parts and posture for the pain I have. During the treatment part of the visit, he kept telling me where I would have pain in different parts of my body. Instead of asking "Do you have pain here?" and "How does this feel?" he kept saying, "I know you have pain here," and "I bet you have pain here," and "I can tell you that it's going to hurt when I press here." While he was correct in many of the instances, his tone was inappropriate and reflected a smug rather than a caring attitude. Further, at some point he pressed very hard on my costal cartilage in my upper chest, where I did not report pain and where I have very little fat or muscle. He definitely pressed that area too hard because several days later it aches and is very painful to the touch. When I got up at the end of the treatment, he said, "How do you feel now? It feels better right?" like he had just performed some magic. While I did feel slightly better at that moment, I'd argue that if I'd taken my $40 co-pay to a masseuse for a half hour massage, I'd walk away feeling much better too. After the treatment, they applied electrical stimulation to my lower back for ten minutes. He also sent me away with a prescription to get X-rays of my lower back at an imaging center, with the caveat that he "really didn't think anything was wrong there." In sum, when it comes to my health and my body, it's really important for me to feel like I'm being listened to and that the practitioner takes me seriously. I want to feel like the practitioner has my best interest in mind, rather than his own ulterior motives or sales ambitions. Unfortunately, I did not feel any of these ways in my visit and cannot recommend this office to other people.

Been seeing the Good Doc in Towson for the past 2 years even referred a many of my clients to him…read moreas well. The care that I've received renewed my faith into the practice; prior to him I hadn't seen a chiro since high school. But I can legit say: I've never regret going; only the times I haven't gone! My appts. really do shape my entire week. After my 2nd appt I remember going to the mall and buying tea; not the ish from Lipton. But the type that requires a sifter! That's testament to a renewed mindset after great work! See y'all soon enough

This is a Great place, with good people great equipment and even good music! Highly recommend them…read moreas I am going back for more!