Chiropractor Recommendations?

[watercolor]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

I still recommend Henry Chiropractic.

Cool! Glad to hear it- hopefully they will take my insurance!

[RoseRed (Premo)]

Originally Posted by watercolor

Cool! Glad to hear it- hopefully they will take my insurance!

Call and find out on Monday.

[watercolor]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

Call and find out on Monday.

Oh I will. I found their website. I am thinking it would be more benficial to go straight to them, instead of my GP and then to them- because I am sure I could explain the pain to them- much EASIER than I could to my GP.


It's just really strange- it showed up 4 days after the concert/cookoff- and when I have told people about it- everyone I have spoken to- said that because of the arsehole crowd surfers and all of a sudden having to try and grab them- it put a "shock" to my lower back- from having their weight slam down on my arms and that I didnt support myself well in the knees and lower back.

[RoseRed (Premo)]

Originally Posted by watercolor

Oh I will. I found their website. I am thinking it would be more benficial to go straight to them, instead of my GP and then to them- because I am sure I could explain the pain to them- much EASIER than I could to my GP.


It's just really strange- it showed up 4 days after the concert/cookoff- and when I have told people about it- everyone I have spoken to- said that because of the arsehole crowd surfers and all of a sudden having to try and grab them- it put a "shock" to my lower back- from having their weight slam down on my arms and that I didnt support myself well in the knees and lower back.

Good luck and let me know how it goes...

[watercolor]

Originally Posted by RoseRed

Good luck and let me know how it goes...

Will do

[luthersomd]

Dr. Alexander has been very good for me! I would recommend him highly. His associates are also tops. Either office Solomons or California are the same...I've been to both.

[LPMEDIC]

Originally Posted by luthersomd

Dr. Alexander has been very good for me! I would recommend him highly. His associates are also tops. Either office Solomons or California are the same...I've been to both.

I totally agree. .

[BadGirl (Premo)]

Any chiropractic treatment that I've had - and I've had quite a few with various doctors - were a complete waste of my time and money. The only good thing about going to see Dr. Alexander...oooops, I mean Dr. HotBody, was the ride over with Pixie.

Depending on your evaluation, chiropractic might be exactly what you need. But I've recently discovered that all of the treatements that these different doctors prescribed (physical therapy, exercise, walking, stretching, narcotics, etc., only made my particular situation much worse. I had severe nerve damage, and should have gone immediately to a nerve doctor, and not to those other doctors who were pushing their own agenda.

But, hey, if chiropractor works for you, that would be great!

[Cabbage]

I have been a patient of Dr. Hotbody since Jan 2005.
He has helped me out tremendously and my quality of life is so much better since he began treating me.

Up until today, I was unaware that Dr. Alexander is AKA
D.H. I wonder if he knows this? (He will at my next visit).

Dr. Alexander has a $42 initial consultation fee (you save about $200) that he runs at least every other month or so. He does a complete workup and he accepts several insurance plans that pay for chiropractic.

My copay is $15 per visit, and I get up to 26 visits per year. It all depends on your insurance plan as to what is covered. If I go past my 26 visits, then I have to pay a fee that depends on what services I receive.

I suggest you contact Dr. A's office in Solomons and speak with DAWN. She is a really wonderful and helpful office manager. His entire staff at the Solomons office is excellent.

If you go, tell'em Cabbage referred you. Good luck.

[silencist]

Stay away from Total Health Chiropractic in Waldorf. I hear Dr. Kenneth Sable is up on charges for false advertising, paying for patients, inappropriate treatment, and at least one huge malpractice case.