Sedona Center For Complementary Medicine

Although my previous review for SCCM was negative, since actually getting in to see the doctor I was quite satisfied with my experience. (I think they may have undergone some staff turnover possibly and were short handed? I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.)
Anyways, I had an initial consultation with Dr. Adler and he was very thorough in his notes and asked a lot of questions, which I appreciated. The front office lady was a hoot and very adept at her job. I didn’t have to wait at all.
I like that they blend western medicine (which accepts my insurance!) with holistic/​naturopathic medicine here and take a «whole body» approach to healing. I have a follow up appointment and hopefully on the way to getting better.

I went to see her for headaches I was experiencing after a motor vehicle accident. She would start late. Leave the room several times. One to, e she was late and not even on premise. So, I left. The amount of money she tried to charge my insurance was ridiculous. I was very disappointed in this as I believe that boarder lines on fraud. She also claimed to the insurance that she was doing electric stimulation which was incorrect. I am a very spiritual person and so this was very upsetting to me.

I attended two acupuncture sessions at the Center for Complementary Medicine with licensed Acupuncturist Ahna Bridenbaugh. She was very professional, thorough and helpful. She explained the steps of the procedures and provided a relaxing and soothing environment. The clinic is well appointed, clean and inviting. I would recommend this clinic to anyone searching for a provider of holistic medicine. I believe you will be satisfied and impressed.