Little Elm Chiropractic

Dr. Cox was able to fit me in right away. I had been experiencing neck and shoulder pain for several weeks. His treatment brought me back to feeling like myself. He delivered way more value then what I paid for. His office was friendly and professional. I highly recommend them.

I have been a patient at Little Elm Chiropractic for almost 4 years now and I can not express how wonderful my experience has been. When I first started seeing Dr. Cox he discovered I had stage 1 scoliosis. With routine visits, the scoliosis was treated within the first MONTH. Now, I’m to the point where I only need to be adjusted every 2 weeks to a month and my life is SO much better because of the help I’ve received from the incredible staff.

Very nice facility and professional service. I have been coming on and off for years, and always feel better. Highly recommend Dr Cox.

Dr Cox is the only chiropractor I trust with my bones. Him and his office staff Tammy are wonderful.

My experience has been nothing short of fantastic. If you are in need of any chiropractic care or just a simple adjutment, I highly recommend Little Elm Chiropractic. Dr. Cox is great and the staff is very courteous. They are very helpful and accomodating.

Had a great experience here with the Doc and office staff! The doctor makes sure I’m comfortable and if I have any concerns, he makes sure to take his time out to listen to and address thise concerns. Will definitely recommend to family and friends.

I was getting headaches, all of the time; however, thanks to Little Elm Chiropractic, I no longer get as many. In fact, I very rarely get headaches anymore!
From a long time patient of ten years!

I also used a Groupon. I paid the entire bill upfront. After a few sessions, I got worse. I informed the doctor who told me to be patient, as I would have ups and downs. It got so bad I could barely walk and had a hard fall at the office when told to get up on the machine. I finally ended up at an orthopedic surgeon, followed by therapy sessions. When I tried to get my money back as offered in the ad «pain diminished or your money back» I was denied.
The same treatment is used for all patients, no matter what their condition. I started out at 3 times a week, then 2 times, then 1, and then I was to come in monthly. It seemed ridiculous to wait a month when I couldn’t walk without a cane. The doctor seemed to care less about my condition. I am sadly disappointed, not only in the treatment, but in the integrity of the doctor.
After a different treatment, not with a chiropractor, I am 100% better.

***Edit 6/​17***
This man is falsely representing himself as the «Residing President of the Little Elm Chamber of Commerce». After my awful experience with him I did a little research and didn’t see his name anywhere on the LE Chamber of Commerce web site. I emailed the Chamber and a man responded and told me he had been the chamber for 7 years and had never even heard of Dr. Cox. He explained that the Dr. Cox was misrepresenting himself as as officer of the town and that they were going to take care of it. I am not sure what happened although it still says that on his website. Shady, shady, shady.
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Holy moly! These people are are scam. This office is running a scam. They strung my wife along with a job opening only to call her in and pitch a pyramid scheme to her. Then decide to tell her she didn’t get the job. Really gets my blood boiling. Classless. I can’t believe these people are operating in little elm. Check out the doc’s blog. He’s as arrogant and pompous as a person can get. It’s a good thing my wife didn’t get the job. The only reason she didn’t is because we have children; that’s the reason the last person left. But it’s a blessing in disguise. Oh man the audacity of these people makes me really angry.

I came here awhile back and was not to impressed. I have a uncle that is a chiropractor so I know a lot about it. I wanted to come here because at the time I had some injures from cheer and didn’t want to drive all the way to my uncles in Dallas.
Buuuuuut they treat everyone with the same treatment, when everyone has different issues. You come in he pops your back and neck the same way every time and he sends you off to some machines that are suppose to help. Which is kinda lazy. He’s a nice guy though.
I got asked to go to some dinner at Romans to hear his lecture about supplements and stuff. They made it seem mandatory… I don’t have time for that!!! They seemed to be kinda mad I didn’t go and said I had to watch a video of it… It felt like I was joining a cult or something. So I stopped going and drive to my uncles who is #1

Bought a Groupon today for this place, and used it today. I wish I had bought the Groupon for 3 visits instead of just one; not because they tried to make me come back for more money (they didn’t), but because its such a damn good deal.
I dont have any REAL back issues, but I have a bunch of (out of state) friends that are chiropractors and so I know the importance of regular exams. Its been about 3 years since I had an exam and had actually been on the hunt for a local chiro when I found the Groupon from today.
Before buying the deal, I looked here on Unilocal.I saw a few complaints about the docs trying to pitch a MLM (multi level marketing) program to their patients, but as far as the service and attention to the spine (which is what I care about) the reviews were good. If they had pitched me a MLM program I just would have said no thanks (but they never did so it was totally a NON issue).
Bought my Groupon around noon. Called at 3 to make an appointment, showed up at 5pm. Filled out some basic paperwork (took 5 – 10 minutes) and was seen promptly by the doctor (nice guy). Everything was pretty routine; he looked at my alignment, found a few quirks that needed to be addressed, took some x-​rays and then made some adjustments in my neck and lower vertebrae. After that I laid on a traction table, its like one of those massage chairs at the mall, but it stretches out your spine (one of my main interests since I sit all day, plus I’m sort of tall and lanky so I know my spine could use some decompression). After that, the doc had me on an adjustment table and made a few adjustments. Lastly, I stood on some weird machine that made me vibrate for 10 minutes. Seemed kind of hokey, but who knows, maybe it added value.
As I wrapped up, the receptionist scheduled me for a FREE follow up (I assumed I’d have to pay; nice surprise). As I was walking out, I did jokingly mention that I was waiting for the MLM pitch the whole time (as I had seen here on Unilocal). The receptionist told me that she and the 2 original doctors ARE part of an MLM program that they love being a part of. But she said that they never force it on anybody (in my case didnt even mention it until I brought it up half way out the door).
So to sum it up: GREAT doctor. FANTASTIC value. Was seen promptly and waiting between «Activities» was VERY minimal. New building, clean, etc. I’ll definitely be back. In fact, I just bought 2 vouchers for my wife. If you’re considering going, DO IT! WORST case scenario you don’t get anything out of it. But more than likely you’l feel better and sleep better which is no doubt worth the price of the visit.

Great office and great Doc! Dr. Cox has helped many people and will help many more. I would recommend him to anyone.

Don’t prepay for you’re treatment, they will offer you discounts for up front payment then cut short the number of agreed to therapy sessions. Disappointed in the therapy process. They treated my wife the same way they treated me and we had different problems when we began therapy. Most of the time we left the office without accomplishing anything. Plus they are always trying to sell you stuff that doesn’t even apply to chiropractic care. Will not return and would not recommend.

I was in bad shape the first time I went to see Dr. Cox. On top of that, I was not sold on the profession of Chiropractic Care. I was in such pain that I was willing to give it a try.
I was candid from the start. Dr. Cox took the time to hear my concerns. I had three days until I had to get on a jet and head to a tradeshow in Vegas where I made 50% of my annual income and would need to be on my feet for 18 hour days for most of 4 days in a row. I could hardly stand. I had never been that bad off before or since.
After careful examination, Doctor Cox developed a plan that allowed me to make the tradeshow; I was not 100%, but I made the show and didn’t miss any significant events. Upon retrun Dr. Cox had me come in several times a week to build strength and make long-​term corrections to what was wrong.
I have read other reviews that related details about product hype and how many opportunities are presented. I see where that person is coming from. However, I have great empathy for the small business that Dr. Cox is making a success. I give him a break and just opt out of MLM offers or weight loss treatments. Maybe it is because I have been in sales that I don’t care if they «pitch me». I know what I want and don’t want and if I don’t want it I say no; and have, and that is the end of that.
What matters most? My back is better and I got there under the care and treatment of Little Elm Chiropractic. I started when they were in the old building. Their new facility — try maybe 2 – 3 years old now — is very nice.
I felt and feel amazingly better after each adjustment I get at Little Elm Chiro.
Doctor Cox is involved with the local Chamber of Commerce and he also helps other practices be a success. I see him as a giver and I like that aspect of his care as well.
If you are looking for a vibrant practice that cares to stay on cutting edge in proven care, this practice should be one you check out.
I think it has been too long since I visited. Maybe you will see me in there when you come.

Really nice office workers and doc… but so much HYPE! If you become a patient here, be prepared to be pestered by phone and emails with all sorts of promotional offers from this office… everything from supplements to business opportunities involving MLM’s. You must sign a form that says that you will attend a «dinner with the doc» in which you are encouraged to bring people to «recruit» for his biz ops. You will be treated daily to emailed videos where the doc give you hints and tips which, of course, will drain your wallet should you decide to participate. (Dr. Cox loves himself a bit too much!)
They call you and ask you to come to their office for a «special opportunity» and they don’t tell you what it is until you get there, something that will cost you $$. I also didn’t like that everyone was treated the exact same way, the doc doesn’t make spinal adjustments with his hands, he uses high dollar massagers that you can get at Brookstone in the mall. They are constantly pushing weight loss shakes and fasting drinks and all sorts of products. They want you to mutely accept everything they say without any input from you on your own health! I don’t like the pushiness of the doctor and front desk and their attitudes if you don’t want to do everything they recommend. Not once did he treat me for the problem I went to him for in the first place.
Do yourself a favor and find a chiropractor that will listen to your needs and work with you to improve your health.