Keystone Health & Wellness Center

These folks really believe in and care about what they do. They’ll talk to you about what ails you and offer services that they truly believe will help. Maybe they will for you; there is scientific correlation between mental health and physical well being.
My massage felt good. The therapy was convincing. Holistic medicine isn’t really my bag, and I’ll leave that at that.
The people I met were quite nice. If you would like to try them out, it’s inexpensive to start and might be partially covered by your insurance due to the types of services they render.

I had minor, yet on going, back pain before connecting with Keystone Health and Wellness Center. While I was skeptical of chiropractic care, I was not opposed.
Dr. Jones was a professional and worked wonders on my pain. I would feel an immediate difference after one treatment, and can confidently say it has helped long term (I was treated nearly a year ago for 4 months).
Sarah is a massage therapist Wonder Woman. I approached her with an annoyance in my clavicle/​shoulder. She used an area-​specific technology that had me feeling like a new person in less than 10 minutes!
While I have not had the chance to try out their new DTC location– I loved the convenience of their downtown spot!

I’ve had horrible pack pain since I could remember (since I was a child) and finally I found someone who could help relieve the pain!
I’ve tried massage (which helps for a little, but the pain comes back). I’ve tried acupuncture. I’ve tried the traditional chiro — and nothing has really provided me with a lasting solution to my back pain. Luckily I stumbled upon Dr. Jones and the ABC chiro!
My back has been slowly but surely loosening up and becoming less painful with each treatment. The unwinding can be pretty gnarly, but it’s worth it in the end! An added surprise — I am now much more flexible and I didn’t even change my stretching habits. I could barely touch my ankles before I started with ABC and now I can place my whole palm on the floor after two months of ABC sessions. Amazing! right? no stretching, but more flexibility means that the ABC chiro is the real deal and can give you noticeable improvements.
Worth your time and money!

When my before and after X-​rays showed that the alignment in my spine got worse I was told «sorry» and «we don’t know why». I spent more than I could afford for treatment that made me worse and they did not offer to do anything about it.

RUN!!!
I went to Keystone Personal Wellness Center for Chiropractic care and was SHOCKED at what a shady business they operate. They leured me in with their $ 30 exam/​xray and consultation only to have me come back for an adjustment the next visit and demand that I sign up for a package of 30 adjustments (3x per week) and 1 massage per week, buy a DVD on posture, buy a chair cushion and foot inserts for my shoes and the kicker… they wanted me to pay for all of it UP FRONT, or they wouldn’t treat me! They said that in their experience if they allow patients to pay per treatment, they stop coming after they feel better and don’t continue with their wellness.
Last time I checked, you don’t pay for medical services in a package form by the bundle. And aren’t they in business for their patients to feel better? They should be happy if their patient doesn’t need to come back anymore because they feel better, which means they have provided great care. They are obviously in it for the MONEY.
Also, they didn’t use electrical stem or heat prior to the adjustment and when I asked about that the Dr. said ‘we aren’t working on the muscles, we are adjusting the vertebrae. This directly contradicted what the woman told me the first visit when talking about how the muscles tighten up when the vertebrae is out of alignment.
I even question if the xrays they were showing me on the computer were my own, or just what they show people to get them to sign up for their package. I would call it the SUCKER PACKAGE. Any reputable chiropractor will tell you that you can’t predict how many treatments patients will need to make them feel better, it is a constant re-​evaluation.