For the past 4 years, I have been a weekly patient of Dr. Simpson and I could not be more pleased and thankful to be under his care. His techniques and available resources like decompression of the spine have made the most positive impact on my chiropractic journey that spans 13 years. Most of all, I greatly appreciate his highly approachable and calm manner; he truly treats his patients like family. Highly recommended! read more

I started this journey 20 pounds heavier and many inches larger. I LOVE the days I go to the Wellness Center. Stacey is so helpful and very encouraging and just great coach. Lynn is awesome! She's friendly, kind, and thoughtful. The entire staff work hard to make you feel safe, and relaxed. The foods I ate were my foods. No packaged gross, no flavor foods. I learned more about how I need to use the right foods for my body. I have had more energy and sleep so much better now. I'm addicted to the lips and red light therapy. I want to thank you to Stacey, Lynn, and the rest of the staff for everything they've done to make this process an enjoyable one. read more

Dr Simpson may be a very good chiropractor but I thought his neuropathy program was a waste of money. According to the test he preformed on me I was worse at the end of his program. I did all the at home procedures religiously and was not better after completing everything. Zero follow up after it was over. The only positive is that "most" of the women in his office were very nice and supportive. read more

I received decompression therapy from Dr Simpson For several months in 2024. The treatments were supposed to relieve pain associated with both cervical and lumbar spinal stenosis. It did neither but cost me more than $7,000, up front. i did some research on the decompression process and found this I https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1247993, which I brought to Dr Simpson's attention. He said that there are many critics of the treatment but that he has done it for 30 years and achieved a 90% success rate. That is the same claim made by the manufacturer of the company that makes the decompression table he uses. I followed his recommendations along with laser and electrical stimulations and adjustments three times per week for about three months. i did taper off towards the end with the laser device and tens unit because it did not seem to make a difference. I think it is unethical to require so much money upfront when the decompression unit is already there. I wasn't paying for that, and the laser and tens unit should not have cost thousands of dollars. Besides the cost, Dr Simpson didn't seem to have a good understanding of how to treat me. He started the decompression on my back. But then I told him I also had neck pain. He put it there for a while (extremely uncomfortable). I didn't feel good about having my neck stretched. He then told his assistants to put it on my back again, but with no assessment of what was working or not working. At some point when I told him I didn't think things were getting better, he asked me what I thought about while being decompressed. He he told me I needed to think healing thoughts while being decompressed. At one point, his teenage daughter was involved in my treatment. At the twelve week assessment, he recommended more treatments totaling about $2,000. I'd decided at that point that I wasn't giving this man any more money. He's a very friendly person, and the reviews for his chiropractic treatments are good. That may be, but the marketing of decompression requiring up front is unethical. And what really gets me is that he says "God bless you" when he's done treating you. read more

This Clinic has a sign on the door saying they won't require masks, and none of the three employees behind the desk were wearing masks. I left immediately and cancelled my business with them. read more