Dr. Joel is well known and highly regarded in the Chiropractic world. Before meeting him in his clinic, I actually saw him speak years ago on stage at a MaxLiving conference. So, when my family and I moved to Naples, I was excited to go to such a reputable chiropractor! Thankfully our experience matched Dr. Joel's reputation. It was clean, modern but warm atmosphere, and the staff greeted us warmly. First, my husband, my two kids (5 and 2), and I had a thorough exam, including x-rays for the adults. Next, we were scheduled for a follow-up to review the findings. Because we had been seeing another corrective care chiropractor before moving to Naples, we had a good understanding of what was going on in our x-rays already. However, when we came back to review the findings, my husband and I both appreciated the time they took to explain what they were seeing in our X-rays and what they were doing to do moving forward with our care. Then we got our adjustments!! Dr. Joel has a gift. He has an aggressive but gentle approach. It was exactly what we needed after a stressful move across the country! It's been a few months now that we've been seeing Dr. Joel and Dr. Kristin. They are great with our kids, and we all look forward to each adjustment! If you've gotten this far, I wanted to share that I was a Chiropractic Assistant for 4 years at a similar MaxLiving chiropractic clinic in Colorado. That's how I had the opportunity to see Dr. Joel speak at a conference years ago! It's been almost 5 years since I moved on from that job, but it was the 5 essentials for health that they taught me (and Dr. Joel teaches at his clinic) that changed my life. Behind the scenes there is a ton of training that the doctors and the staff do to make sure they are the best they can be for their patients. On a daily basis, they anchor to the mission of chiropractic and to helping people live not just pain free but with vitality! There are hours spent on refining their process and developing clear, concise wording so each patient gets the same excellent level of care. These are people that turn themselves inside-out to serve people. So, if your looking for a chiropractic office that values excellence, continuing education, and truly cares about people, then schedule an appointment. It's worth the time and money that you invest into your health--and hey, it might just change your life if you let it! read more

Dr. Joel and Dr Alex are wonderful. I return to see them when we are in town, I would highly recommend.

Dr. Alex saved me! i could not raise my right arm without great pain and now i am healed. He explained how this happened ("nerd neckl" from looking down at my ipad for vast periods of time.). When you break down the cost by the amount of visits it's around $25 each which is more than reasonable. When i get cracked I can feel the energy and blood flow returning to my neck and head. I am just so happy I found them. Everyone there is pleasant and professional. read more

Dr. Joel and his staff fit me in when I was in extreme pain and quickly helped me alleviate it. I highly recommend their services and expertis. read more

Nobody wears masks and they seem like a n assembly line with lots of kids around. It does not help snd think it's all a gimmick. Do not fall into their trap. read more

Been a chiropractor myself for 35 yrs. Being a 'snowbird' from out of state and needed an adjustment. Dr. Joel gave a wonderful adjustment! Whole stafff was great, including his associate Dr. Kristin. Highly recommend this place and their services. read more

Let's talk about a SCAM. I was looking for a chiro to go to for adjustments once or twice a week. Apparently, this is not the place to go to if you're just wanting to pay as you go. They are looking for a full on 6 month commitment which includes 3 adjustments per week at an easily affordable rate of $3,100. They did offer me a hard to turn down financing package that was $1,000 down and then an additional $500 a month for 3 months. These doctors must have been HIGH. Their reasoning for not allowing clients to "pay as they go" was because they felt those clients weren't fully committed to "getting better" which actually translates to... we want all of your money. Everything they said sounded so disingenuous. I'm not sure the doctor even believed the BS coming out of his own mouth. They get you in the door with a $37 consultation fee (which did include x-rays) and then they have you come back days later only to sit in on a 30 minute lecture so they can tell you that you're actually dying from your forward head lean BUT their is still time to save yourself if you act now! Oh, and then you finally get your adjustment that you came in for days ago. Save your time and your money. Their are WAY better chiropractors out there that genuinely care about your health instead of your money. read more

While the employees seem like nice people who hopefully, genuinely believe their own lines/agenda, it's an agenda that is questionable at best. Everything is a gimmick and every word scripted. What's sad is that if all the efforts spent creating the BS were instead spent caring for each patient's unique need, they could potentially have a reputable business. Sadly, they just don't. The first gimmick was the electromyography (I believe this is the name of the gadget) used to "detect" problem areas. Such gadgets are widely considered to be experimental and investigational with no established validity as diagnostic techniques. Furthermore, a gadget isn't necessary to find my problems; my explanation of where they are should suffice. Not surprising, the findings were inaccurate. It was clearly a tool in the process of trying to convince me that I should prepare for a long and expensive road to recovery consisting of many appointments with fancy tools and computer-generated images of my "problem areas." The second load of BS was the findings of my x-rays (of course x-rays) better known as The Neck Curve Pitch used by unethical chiropractors world-wide. I was informed that failure to undergo a treatment program to realign the cervical vertebrae would allow degenerative changes to occur that would trigger the development of life-threatening illness. Are you kidding me? This is quackery of the first degree and such epic levels of BS that it's beyond shameful. What's even more shameful is that the "doctor" even sounded like she was reading from a script while explaining it all. There was no meaningful moment between her and I that came close to resembling a situation where I was seen as a unique patient with a unique problem that deserved a thoughtful and thought-out approach. The third gimmick was how my husband needed to accompany me to my follow up appointment to review my x-rays. When I asked why, the answer was something like, "We find it's easier for spouses/family to hear the findings straight from us so nothing gets lost in translation... so let's go set up that next appointment, shall we?" At this point, I thought about asking where the hidden camera was because the gimmickry was all so blatant and the script so bad, I couldn't believe it wasn't all a joke. And to be honest, I could see it in their faces as they delivered their lines -- lines even they were tired of hearing themselves say and like a piece of their souls died a little each time they said them. So, no thanks, but my husband will not be attending your recruitment event, I mean, X-ray review. Which, by the way, feels so gross on so many levels. They are my x-rays. The staff reviewed them right there that day; why treat them like there is some big reveal that needs its own special night (sure, in a room with many other returning patients, talk about caring about my individual problems). The entire process was a sham not to mention a complete waste of my time and money. Did I at least get an adjustment? Well, she tried. Lots of special little tools that are widely know to produce zero results were used... a drop table was employed to replicate movement and/or the attempt to manipulate me. I left with zero relief. The only tool that worked was a massager that I happen to already own at home. And let's not forget the icing on the cake: in this small office with approximately 10-15 people coming/going/moving around while I was there, only 2 other people wore masks during what is now a global Pandemic, and those two people were other patients. Employees were handing papers/objects back and forth with zero hand washing or sanitizing. When I explained over the phone today that I would not be returning for a myriad of reasons, especially the mask situation, I was told the office believes masks do more harm than good. Let that sink in. It's widely known (and disputed by only the likes of InfoWars) that masks are effective as long as the wearer positions it correctly and as long as the wearer doesn't become complacent about hand washing due to the mask. The fact that a business that claims to be concerned about anyone's health during a pandemic with a virus that has killed almost 85,000 Americans in about 3 months is... deplorable. This alone is reason enough to believe this business could care less about the health and wellness of anyone. Forget the completely bogus business model being presented as legitimate chiropractic care, they literally could be killing patients by helping spread COVID. Save your time and money and go elsewhere. Gimmicks and scripts aren't necessary when you have sound, proven practices, ethical standards, and genuinely care about patients. I'd give this place zero stars but one star is necessary to be able to write a review. read more

Total rip off. They lied to me about my condition, my spine was melting (direct quote from Shane Walker, one the owners). Now I am not the Wicked Witch from the Wizard of OZ my spine hasn't melted, two years later and it works very well, Thank You. Now to the cost, the plan was $4,000 for the 3 visits a month plan for 48 visits. You have to sign the plan or they won't touch you. Break that down and you are paying $1,000 per hour, yes that is correct. The treatments lasted less than two minutes, basically you lay down on the table, the chiropractor pushes on your back a few times, you get told to have a great day, and out you go. No analysis, no tests, nothing to gauge your progress. Read any contract they present, better have an attorney read it for you. In the contract, they charge $300 for the use of their chairs in the waiting room. It is in the fine text that no one reads. You will make no progress by these treatments, they are ineffective and harmful. You would do better to do yoga, walk on the beach, stretch, and sleep on a firm surface. Save your money, stay away from this cult of zealots and their huge collection plate. They have a huge recruitment all over town and on the radio because of the fact, they have few loyal patients. Once you see how their process works, you realize they are giving you nothing and they take, take, take from your wallet I believe that they are such a scam, that I will contact the state board of regulations and tell them my story. These crooks should be jailed and fined. I have all my paperwork and payment history to present to the state board. The fact that they told me my spine was melting was totally a lie. It has not melted and it works fine, now that I have been away from those charlatans, Shane Walker is a quack, a fraud, and is in it for the money. Yes, I said it, and I will go to the State regulators and tell them this whole story. read more

Trinity Chiropractic - Zealots after your wallet - Chiropractors Near Me - Naples, Florida

Thomas H. I have been going to Trinity Chiropractic for the past 5 yrs. Previously I had seen a chiropractor only when I had a specific pain in my neck,back; I have found going once a week and following exercises recommended by Trinity have improved my neck's vertebrae alignment 38%; in plain English, I am more erect , my head does not lean forward, I don't walk stumped over Dr.Joel B. has relieved a pinched nerve,kinks,lower back weakness etc. and most importantly improved my on-going condition read more

After the first visit or two, they make you attend a time share presentation in which they scare you into continuing. Their focus is more on money than your health. They mention cost more times than care. If you don't sign up because of the cost, they call you repeatedly and flat out ask if you can afford it yet. Just like a salesman... not a doctor. During the time share pitch, your herded in like cattle while someone literally tells you that you'll lose your colon if you don't sign up for their program right now!!! Apparently they have reputation for high-pressure scare tactics because at my new chiropractor office, others knew exactly which office I was talking about when I said I switched because it felt like a time share pitch! I never even mentioned the name or location, just that I didn't go back because of their high pressure, fear based sales pitch. People knew immediately that I was talking about Trinity. Apparently, Trinity lost other patients because of this. They should change their approach to new clients. Then, even in spite of this, I decided to give them another try. But the chiropractor stop returning my calls after I initially I said I didn't have $2000 to plop down right now. I actually saved up and thought about continuing, but when I called with some questions, I was told the doctor couldn't help me. Yet when she thought I'd fork over cash, she returned every call and answered every question right away. Now, the only follow up is to ask if patients have the cash yet ...not how they're doing, not whether or not they're getting treatment somewhere. Sitting in the waiting room, I actually even heard a doctor leave a voice mail for someone flat out asking if they're still having financial trouble, and if not, would they like to make an appointment. On a Voice mail!!!! Wow, how cold!! Don't go here unless you like the heavy commercial environment. If you have cash to flash, you'll be treated like a VIP. But if you want a doctor who will treat you like a VIP just because you're a patient, then shop around. Try Naples Spine and Disc. Same approach, but personalized and no scare tactics! read more

I only have good things to say about Trinity and their staff. Everyone has been extremely helpful and friendly. The process they took me through, to educate me as an unknowing patient was great. I have seen chiropractors before but was never told exactly what or how things were being done. I learn well by hearing and seeing and the report Dr Joel gave, in my opinion was very helpful. In the first 2 months I have been going three times a week but the transformation I've got to see in my spine is awesome. I no longer have any symptoms and I feel healthy again. I'm down 6 lbs too which is never a bad thing. Thank you, Trinity and keep up the good work. read more

Beware. Do not waste your time or money. They say if you can't say anything good about someone or some place don't say it. Need I say more. read more

Excellent patient care, and when I followed their recommendations my pain went away. Not only that, but my health has never been better. Best investment I have ever made. read more

This place is great. They give great care and the nutrition talks and recipe nights are amazing!

I love this office! The doctors are caring and have helped me improve my health greatly.

Here is how Trinity works. I was in the mall. This "so called" young Doctor came up to us and explained that they were doing a FREE public service. I told him I was not interested and he continued to sell us anyway. At first he said " I'm not selling anything" at his Popsicle stand. He then developed into a more sophisticated approach by telling me that my nerve endings were irritated. He even had a bogus machine to scare people into signing up with him. He moved to a high pressure sales close "pay me $20 to make an appointment - and then $300 for the first visit." I watched a couple seniors sign up reluctantly as they confused and sacred. This is the most deplorable method of solicitation of patients I have ever witnessed. Just think about this folks; they are in mall scamming up unknowing customers They could of said they were new Chiropractor's looking for business and had a special. Why go into the shell game? My final concern here is the selling of our seniors. read more

I am so glad that I made this investment in my overall health. My initial reason for going in was a pain in my left hip and right abdomen. After several visits the pain was alleviated and I feel much better. Friendly staff that genuinely cares about your well being. read more

watch out for these folks...starting looking at the back of the brochures to see if i could find Sun Yun Moon somewhere...cult maybe? met us at a farmers market, two young "doctors" got us in the door with low pricing that didn't really exist. read more

i thought it was odd that a dr. who took the xrays was not "allowed" to share the results with me, and that i had to come back to see another dr. i guess i would call it a "closer" to sell me the program... give me a break... an idiot i am not!!! beware consumer... they tell you not to use your insurance,( your policy won't cover it) use a plan they have for you... interesting... thank god for the internet... really check this company out. read more

SCAM! My husband got duped into going in for an appointment for x-rays and what he thought would be an adjustment. They made him put $50 cash down to "hold his appointment" (which should have been a huge red flag but when someone introduces themselves to you as "Doctor so-and-so" you tend to trust that they're not going to take advantage of you. He had to take a day off of work in order to go, and was very disappointed when he realized he was just getting x-rays. He was led to believe that he was paying for an adjustment as well. He was told he needed to come back the next week (take more time off of work) and also come back another evening and bring me with him to listen to a sales pitch. He left feeling like it was very much like a cult or membership of some sort that they were trying to get him to buy into. Big waste of time and money. These young health care professionals should go get real jobs instead of trying to push a rip-off sales pitch onto people in pain. read more