Michael A Miller, DC, CCSP, CCRD, PC

I’ve been seeing Dr. Miller for years. He diminished my scoliosis and is the only person I will let crack my jaw (TMJ) and neck.

Dr. Miller is the only one that can fix me ! I wouldn’t go to anyone else ;)

This looks like a duplicate business entry so I copied my review from the other one:
I first went to Dr. Miller a few years ago when I had a very stiff and sore neck and some upper back pain. I had tried weeks of physical therapy and nothing worked. I was on Blue Cross Blue Shield at the time so I look for a Chiropractor in my neighborhood. Lucky for me, Dr. Miller popped up as being in-​network. I did a little research into his background and discovered that he was the official team chiropractor of the New England Patriots. That’s all I needed to know to give him a shot. If a guy who takes care of the numerous aches and pains of a professional athlete isn’t any good, he wouldn’t be in business for very long.
After about a month’s worth of weekly treatments, my stiffness went away and my back felt so much better. I know chiropractic medicine gets a bad rap sometimes, but I’m a believer. The treatments consisted of me lying face down on a special table and him feeling my spine in various locations and then him pushing his palm or hand in, causing a cracking sound. He explained to me that he was releasing the gasses that gets trapped between the joints and thereby releasing pressure. It was like cracking your knuckles. It sounded scary, but it worked! After each treatment it felt as if I had just received a massage. In other words, it felt really good. I’ve been fine since but I did have to go back one time a couple of years ago. He taught me to stretch my back properly, so I haven’t been back since. Dr. Miller was always very straightforward with me and answered all my questions candidly. I think he accepts most major insurance too.
Another cool thing about visiting his office is that it’s loaded with sports memorabilia. So as an athlete and a sports fan, it was always a special treat seeing that stuff, whether in the waiting from or the treatment room.