I originally went due to a pinched nerve in my shoulder/lower neck. I had tingling down through my…read moreleft arm and slight numbness in 2 of my fingers. At first it was good. Tried to sell me on a long-term chiropractic treatment citing an underlying issue that sounded believable but not fully convincing. I went a few times afterward while also strengthening the muscles in the shoulder and stretching to loosen them up. The compressed nerve was no longer compressed, mobility in my shoulder was good, and I stopped going. Everything was good. To be clear, while chiropractic care helped, it was an accumulation of stretching, strength & conditioning, and chiropractic care that resolved the issue. Fast forward a few months later. My hips felt out of alignment with 1 leg being short than the other. I know I need to strengthen my hip abductors to help stabilize my hips and continue to strengthen my lower back as well, but figured going in to get an adjustment and realign my hips would be good. I stopped by, and was called back and almost immediately was questioned why I stopped coming. Now this is where I do not recommend this practice. I state I stopped because my issue was fixed and was about to continue explaining what resolved the issue, the dr interrupted me and went on a lecture about coming back regularly to solve an underlying issue that he had not even diagnosed beyond a quick feel months prior. No X-ray or anything to confirm, etc... I thought ok disagreement on what the issue is that's fine. No. It didn't stop there. He proceeded to explain how he fixed a patient of his who hadn't had pain in years because of his treatment. Didn't consider part of no pain is diet, exercise, and other important factors that reduce musculoskeletal pain. This is where in my mind I said no more. He talked about someone close to him who passed away from prostate cancer because he didn't work on his back pain. Cancer develops at a molecular level. It's a mutation within cells. It is not caused by musculoskeletal issues. It cannot be diagnosed nor treated through chiropractic medicine. If someone has cancer they go to an oncologist. If someone has issues with their foot they go to a podiatrist. Heart or cardiovascular problems? Cardiologist. Issues with your nervous system? Neurologist is guy. Chiropractic medicine is primarily for musculoskeletal issues. As I started to get up after the adjustment he tells me, "If you want to really fix your problem I'll see you next week." When you start trying to use fear based tactics to convince patients to enter into long-term treatment plans such as creating an underlying issue that is not named or truly diagnosed, or something that is out of scope of your specialty, you start to act more like an influencer masquerading as a doctor. Sorry, but start listening to your patients and use science backed treatment plans and less pseudoscience.

I have been seeing Dr. Chapman for several years. He knows my body and works miracles! I highly…read morerecommend Dr. Chapman and his wonderful staff.

I just love love this chiropractor company. The care and…read morequality they give you is amazing. The office staff are phenomenal if you have any problems this is the company to come to.

The staff is friendly. Dr. Bryan made an amazing difference in my pain level. I have had chronic…read morepain in my legs for years and within minutes, he was able to take my leg pain almost completely away. Highly recommend.

I will say this. Thank God for Dr. Stanton. If not just for the conversation. An excellent wealth…read moreof knowledge and a world traveler. We talked for probably too long considering he had other patients. But...as my wife always tells me..."You've never met a stranger". Heh. Dr. Stanton and I must be cut from the same cloth. Having had some toe problems of the ingrown variety terminated a few years back...like the mutant I am...1 grew back. Dr. Stanton provided a concise and comprehensive treatment plan to ensure the terminated stays terminatified this time around. Also he addressed my neuropathy and was quite candid about the treatment options. No upselling. No back billing. All up front and concise. X may work. Y may not. No "lets pay a for a new car" just to see if it works. I like that. His staff are amazingly friendly and I love seeing Mrs. Penny smiling when I walk in. SO. TL;DR time kids. Sound medical advice? Check. No nonsense treatment plans? Check. GREAT banter and conversation? Check. Outstanding staff? Check. Go see him if you have any kind of podiatry needs. Just be ready to have fun and a very honest and candid conversation with a little banter in between. ROCK solid 5 stars.

Dr. Stanton is an amazing doctor and human being. He is very kind and caring and takes his time…read morewith his patients. He isn't at all judgmental, doesn't rush you and will continue to help you until healed or as stable as is possible for the condition. As someone who sees many doctors, he is one of the very best I have ever seen. It's no fun when you have chronic pain and foot issues and going to a doctor can make it more stressful. Going to see him isn't stressful and I know I will always be treated with care, kindness and options. He is very educated and has tons of experience.

I went in for back, shoulder, and calf pain expecting conservative care. What I got was a sales…read moreprocess. The negative reviews I overlooked mirror my experience exactly. I paid $225 for a "diagnostic" visit. I did not receive treatment. Instead: a COREScore scan using an INSIGHT by CLA system, which produced a color-coded report labeling me "Zone 4," "20% efficiency," and "challenged." No acknowledgment that these readings fluctuate with sleep, caffeine, stress, or anxiety. Just alarming language designed to frighten me into believing something was fundamentally wrong. Then X-rays. Then I was told to schedule a follow-up. At the follow-up, the doctor clearly hadn't reviewed my results beforehand. He was seeing everything for the first time in front of me. None of this required two visits. It felt like padding. Then someone else was brought in to discuss financials. Not the doctor. A closer. This is when it became a full sales pitch. I was presented with a 36-visit, 6-month plan. I said I was fine paying $55 per visit. I was not fine with a lump sum or monthly payments. Here's the irony: their own paperwork lists "$55.00 per visit." But that's not actually an option. The only choices were $1,917 upfront or $355/month for six months. I asked for true pay-per-visit. They refused. Any practice that demands a lump sum is prioritizing cash flow over your outcomes. They get paid whether you improve or not. The leverage disappears the moment you pay. This did not feel like healthcare. It felt like a conversion funnel. My calf pain? Barely addressed. Dr. Jeremy came across as rough and dismissive. The staff was polite, but my issue is the model: proprietary metrics framed as diagnostics and the push toward financial commitment before any trial of care. The full detailed review is included in the screenshots below. Yelp's system won't allow me to post it inline. Proceed with extreme caution. I left feeling pressured and manipulated, not cared for.

I actually was informed when I set up my appointment that my insurance will cover my visit with no…read moreissues. Guess what; I finished paying $95.00 for the first visit and at the end provide me with a little note and with some information about my next visit and discuss payment arrangements and possible future adjustment. I guess; Never Again . I regret not reading previous review. No one can tell me what covered with my insurance at all when I went to my insurance portal and I even call and they told me I was covered. Too much positivity as soon I walk in was too much. And trust me; I'm a very positive person. What's the deal with a 90 minutes follow up? Lord of Mercy . PD. Thank you for the reply event after you guys called me yesterday right away when you read my review. I guess you don't believe in previous human beings reviews or HIPPA rules. Medicare is not my primary insurance for your information. You guys just keep playing with that little box of prayers at the front desk and turning all around at the moment that when people keep asking for insurance coverage. Please don't reach me anymore. I will go to the BBB moving forward. Victor

I have been working in chiropractic for 10 years, and have seen chiropractors most of my life. I've…read morealso had migraines my whole life and have been in pain almost daily from a car accident 25 years ago. My life completely changed after starting care with Dr Chris. I never thought I would see the day where I would wake up and NOT be in pain. To say he has helped give me my life back is an understatement. After my first adjustment, I cried all the way home because I had never felt such relief! RUN, don't walk, into his office if you are suffering from pain and/or want to learn how to live a healthier lifestyle. Chiropractic is not just for pain relief; it's a lifestyle, and it can help prevent all manner of illnesses. In addition to pain relief, I have also seen a significant decrease in anxiety, allergies, I rarely get sick, and am sleeping better than I have in years. HIGHLY recommend!

Dr. Schmidt is the best in town! I was desperate in pain with an old hand injury that was effecting…read moremy ability to my work, and had moved to my shoulder when I found him. I immediately had the use of both my hand and shoulder, so I was hooked. He is very thorough in finding a good plan for my recovery with test and X-rays. He really cares about my full recovery to be consistent in doing what is necessary to get healed. He absolutely knows what he is doing. I highly recommend him to all that I can to go and get the best care from Dr. Schmidt @Thrive Chiropractic. I promise you will love it just like I do. So, go! Don't wait to feel better.

I am a new patient using Prime Healthcare Cypress, and was able to get an appointment quickly…read moreonline. I was met by a very professional receptionist, and was able to meet with the Physician Assistant on staff. Her attention to my symptoms and her professionalism was very welcoming. I am glad I was able to find such a fine group of providers and would highly recommend this location. Ray Mendez

I had been using Dr Grewel as my family doctor for almost 9 years. He is a good guy. He is a good…read morelistener and he takes the time to explain his recommendations. His office staff is not great. It is difficult to get a message through to him and getting a callback is problematic. All of this is moot because he vanished recently and the practice is not forthcoming as to whether he is still in Houston. I have joined a different practice at Methodist.

I have used them several times throughout two years the doctor and his massage therapist always…read moretake excellent care of me. I highly recommend them.

Dr. Hoyer was so genuine and truly cares about his patients! Emily has amazing hands for deep…read moretissue massage! Both were very professional and gave great detail in explaining what was going on. This place takes insurance. WELL WORTH IT! If you're looking for a chiropractor, this place is the place to be.

Honest review, I was completely terrified of going to see a Chiropractor. My primary doctor was…read morealso against me going. As pain in my back, feet, jaw continued to grow I know I needed to do something. I am so grateful for the staff at ProCare who are genuine and honest. Dr. Gingell has been nothing short than incredible. He is nice, friendly, listens, and more importantly helps you understand what's going on and why you feel the way you feel. Not only do I recommend giving ProCare a chance I would go further and say it's a guarantee you will walk away feeling better. Wonderful experience.

Very responsive and patient as I brought my mom in for care. They are personable and truly…read moreinterested in the best care for my mother.