The staff are polite, Dr. Ben was thorough and set realistic expectations and goals for recovery. I…read morewas nervous to try chiropractic adjustment because I'd never done it before. The team reassured me and listened to whether it was too much pressure or not enough. Couldn't recommend these guys more!

Thanks to keeping with Dr. Ben's recommendations of stretching and strengthen along with a monthly…read morecheck in adjustment ...I was able to hike Camelback Mtn! First hike ever and over 50 and staying active with other interest; taking care of your body is wise. Thanks for all the tips.

Girl at the front desk has a MAJOR chip on her shoulder and will treat you basically like you white…read more& she done with you. Puts a horrible, nasty twist on an otherwise lovely experience.

I've been going to Dr. Archer for a few years now and I have nothing but good things to say about…read morethe practice. The staff is friendly and Dr. Archer is personable but fast. You will not be in the office for long. Love the location on Canal street, the office is clean and decorated with New Orleans Artwork. They take my insurance so I only have to pay my co-pay. I recommend calling before hand to make an appointment but they do take walk-ins. Also, they have massage therapists on staff, a great service for your body pain. They always send a 50% of your massage coupon for your birthday, I recommend taking full advance of this discount. Note: the office is only opened Monday- Thursday so plan accordingly.

I have been going to superior healthcare for 6 months for my neuropathy and it has improved 90%. I…read moream fixing to start the weight loss program and am very excited. Doctor Benjamin Mcneil is so very awesome. Doctor B I will refer to him now explains the whole treatment plan in every detail and is so very easy to talk to ask questions about the program and any of your concerns about any part of the treatment process.. Doctor B is always interacting with each and everyone of his patients. I can not say enough about the whole staff at Superior. Everyone is just so caring, sweet, compassionate and always there no matter what to lend a helping hand. C. Monnerjahn

Dr. Ben listened to my concerns very carefully. He explained his program of treatment in depth.read more

Love this place, never had to wait for service unlike most. I told them what was going on and Dr…read more Russo knew exactly what to do. His treatment was effective and instant relief. Best chiropractor around in my opinion!

Dr. Russo is an excellent chiropractor. He diagnoses and treats his patients with care and…read moreefficiency. I have been to many chiropractors and it always takes so much time. Dr. Russo is quick and thorough.

Tim is a true healer, amazingly intuitive, attentive and knowledgeable. I've been going mainly for…read moremy kidney stone pain, and after a brief consultation he could tell other root issues and how to deal with my problems as a whole. After the first session my pain was 80% - 90% gone. My confidence, posture, and ability to keep my energy with me has improved astronomically. I highly recommend Tim and Accupunture Wellness Center, and feel blessed I found this hidden gem.

New Orleans Acupuncture is situated on the second floor of a Westbank office building, one of…read morethose industrial facilities endemic to suburbia that inevitably feature large swaths of plate-glass windows and depressing little peopleless courtyards. This particular office complex was so deserted I didn't encounter a single person on my way into (or out of) the acupuncture clinic. It felt like one of those post-apocalyptic movies where a sudden energy pulse or virus instantly wipes out all of humankind. The effect was not unpleasant. I showed up for my appointment in the (empty) waiting room and filled out pages of forms, which required information on everything from my drug use history to the state of my anus (does it ever burn? [no.]). Acupuncturist and co-owner Chris Tran led me to a small, windowless room featuring a padded table covered with rustling white paper. Framed embroidery of hummingbirds and morning glories adorned the walls, along with a drawing of a naked dude whose body was striped with meridians and dotted with acupuncture points. (FYI, guys: There don't appear to be any acupuncture points on the penis.) Tran spoke to me at length about my medical history and problems, then took my pulse and asked to see my tongue. "You have a scalloped tongue," he said matter of factly. "That's a symptom of liver chi stasis, which causes anxiety and excessive worrying." It just so happens that this is the problem I sought to relieve through acupuncture! I was impressed he could discern that just from looking at my tongue. "We had one acupuncturist who didn't even talk to patients. He just looked at their tongues and took their pulse," Tran informed me, adding that patients could lie about their symptoms, but their bodies wouldn't. After about 20-30 minutes of chatting about acupuncture and thoroughly and patiently addressing all my questions (e.g., "How was acupuncture derived?" "Thousands of years ago, a guy accidentally got poked in the back with a spear and then his back pain disappeared."), Tran got down to business, stimulating that sluggish liver chi by sticking pins in my ears, hands, feet and head. I've read a lot of acupuncture websites that are like, "Oh, it doesn't hurt!" And contrary to what ye olde innernets tell me, sticking needles in your body does hurt. Some parts more than others. "All the 400 acupuncture points have personalities," Tran said. "Some are loud; some are quiet. So some hurt more than others. It doesn't mean anything about your chi." I lay there for a while (probably close to an hour) and listened to Enya-esque jams. Every so often, Tran came in to check on me, and he gave me a little pager I could use to summon him. It was pretty mellow; kinda boring. If you're looking for a soothing, spa-type experience with aromatherapy and mood lighting, go elsewhere.This is pretty no-frills stuff. "You'll feel better tomorrow," Tran said as he plucked out the needles. He told me to take some kind of Chinese herb three times daily, and to get four or five more treatments spaced a week apart. He gave me a jar of the herbal supplements for no extra cost! Awesome, free liver pills! I paid $95 for the treatment, which was pretty reasonable, I think, especially considering that there's no limit to the number of maladies you can address in one session. Follow-up sessions are $75, and they do community acupuncture on Saturdays for $40 a sesh. Heads up - there's an $8 fee for running debit or credit cards, so you may want to bring cash or a check. And not surprisingly, my insurance didn't cover it. After the treatment, I was wiped out, so I just lay around and slept most of the afternoon. The next morning, I still felt pretty stressed out, but that evening, the fog lifted. I felt lucid and calm and generally positive about life. I scheduled my next appointment and have been dutiful about the liver pills. Overall, I give the experience a very enthusiastic thumbs up, and I'm sticking with the program (get it???? ).

Nice people and good intentions at this office. The reason that I did not continue with Audubon is…read morethat there was no consultation before each session to talk about what we wanted to work on, which seems pretty standard. In addition, the office is disorganized and I sat on the table for over an hour because they forgot about me.

I can't say enough about the level of professionalism and results I am experiencing here. Having…read moreused acupuncture for 30 years, I must say they exceed all others in knowledge and in care.

Dr. Ryan is an awesome chiropractor. He's helped me a lot with my back pain highly recommended.read more

Let me preface this review by stating that I was terrified at the thought of going to a…read morechiropractor and have someone manipulate my spine. However, my spinal health took a recent turn for the worse and I was even less enthusiastic about going to an orthopedist and having them tell me that surgery was my only option. My woes began back in October when I was involved in a hit and run accident while riding my motorcycle. Although I was lucky to be alive and did not suffer life threatening injuries, I "tweaked" a lot of body parts, including my back. Things got a little better but I recently spent an entire day pulling up cement forms from a recent home improvement project. I could feel my back was stiff but I attributed it to a hard days work. However, when I woke up the next morning, I could not even put on my own socks due to the immense pain in my back. At the recommendation of a coworker (thanks Richard), I immediately called Dr. Ryan Russo at the Lakeview Regional Chiropractic Clinic in Lakeview. Even though it was a Friday and he was going out of town that evening, he agreed to see me. On my first visit, we discussed my issues, he took some x-rays and discussed some treatment options. He did not adjust me on my first visit, as he needed to see the x-rays first to make a proper diagnosis. I iced up that weekend as per his instructions and came back on Monday to begin my treatments. It was difficult for me to relax for my first adjustment, but Dr. Russo told me everything he was going to do, prior to him doing it so that there would be no surprises. I have been going for approximately three weeks now and have made significant strides towards getting back to my old self. Dr. Russo is a "younger" chiropractor (30something) and is interested in treating the cause of back problems and not just "chasing pain". His mission, as qutoed on his website, is "To restore and maintain health through chiropractic care, allowing patients to live their lives to the fullest". He also states on his website that "We're committed to putting your health first by finding the cause of your problem rather than chasing the symptom". I am a firm believer in him and his clinic, and he practices what he preaches about good health, which is also a big part of good chiropractic health. I have learned a lot from him about anti-inflammatory supplements and foods that will help improve my spinal health. He doesn't "push" these supplements on his customers, and actually does not even sell them, so they is no pressure to buy anything. Simply put, he is honestly interested in improving his patients' health in every way possible. If you suffer from any type of back pain and live in the Lakeview area, I implore you not to put it off and give Dr. Russo a call. Or, you can check out his website at http://nolachiropractor.com/ Stay healthy!

I had a sudden horrific back injury (bulging disks) which caused sciatica and couldn't walk. One…read moresession with Justin and I was able to walk out and start chiropractic without awful pain. More sessions and my body began to help itself. The Chinese herbs helped with other bodily issues caused by the injury. Full service. Very knowledgeable

I realize that this method might work for some people- so if it does- more power to you. Let me say…read morethat I have done may sessions of acupuncture at multiple clinics. This was the first of its kind in the style of acupuncture and the most intensely painful, by a lot. It was pretty awful. It did not fix me in one session. In addition, Justin had a lot of opinions about things that we do in western culture and seemed to frown upon them- some of which I do not think he is an expert on. For example, gut health, which I have struggled and learned a lot about over the years. He says to never drink Kombucha even though eating fermented foods is one of the best ways to keep your gut healthy and more and more studies recently have supported. So, while he is knowledgeable about some things, take his diagnosis and opinions with a grain of salt or prepare to leave with a bunch of things that he thinks you should stop doing.