Lawrence Clayman, DC

I was having some back issues and decided to check this place out since they were at Vegfest. I got my preliminary appointment done.. evaluations, x-rays, etc. The first word's out of the doctor's mouth when he sees me were, "so you understand about the disease we believe you might have" (okay, not exact quote, but brings some some "disease" right away). He asks me to come back for a treatment plan and x-ray evaluation the next day. That night the guy calls me and leaves me a voicemail saying that he has had a chance to look over my x-rays and everything was much worse than he thought. I have never had a doctor leave this kind of information on a voicemail, but okay. Naturally this sends me into a bit of a panic for the next 12 hours. I show up for my follow up appointment and it's at this point I realize everything was a sales pitch. I can only be cured of this degenerative disease I supposedly have by going to the chiropractor 3 days a week. The appointment used classic sales techniques in order to try and scare me into care. I didn't go back. I was not pleased. I found another fabulous chiropractor that never mentioned my supposed "disease". I get great, compassionate care and I feel a million times better.

My lower back was out made a appointment. They ran a bunch of tests and when they finished they wanted me to come back the next day. I felt that Roxbury spine was all about the money. THEY let me walk out with no adjustment . I found a great chiropractor in west seattle that really cares about helping people