Advantage Integrated Medical

"No star would be given but you have to just to post!!! DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE!! This place is the biggest scam out there. You pay the full amount on your first visit, that isn’t disclosed until the end of that visit. That first visit is around $300 for a chiropractic visit… entirely overpriced for one. You are then told every visit after that, that you will pay a copay (mine was $55) well, that copay isn’t a copay, that is them telling you of a that while tacking up your bill over months. I went for a around 6-7 months until I was told that “my insurance hasn’t been covering my appointments” not sure how a “copay” is determined if insurance hasn’t been covering the entire time. No bill was ever presented to me until roughly a year after I initially began going. My occurred bill was supposedly around $13,000. How a matter of 20-25 chiropractic visits adds up to that amount is beyond me. Learn from my mistakes of trusting people and going off of someone’s word. The work they do there, didn’t even help, but all in all, I beleive messed you up more. Still to this date there are still no claims filed through my insurance company but yet my son has the same insurance he was done the same way but had claims! Be sure to not go anywhere near these people they act like they care and awwww you look like you need this this and that done!"

"DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE!! This place is the biggest scam out there. You pay the full amount on your first visit, that isn’t disclosed until the end of that visit. That first visit is around $300 for a chiropractic visit… entirely overpriced for one. You are then told every visit after that, that you will pay a copay (mine was $55) well, that copay isn’t a copay, that is them telling you of a that while tacking up your bill over months. I went for a around 6-7 months until I was told that “my insurance hasn’t been covering my appointments” not sure how a “copay” is determined if insurance hasn’t been covereinf the entire time. No bill was ever presented to me until roughly a year after I initially began going. My occurred bill was supposedly around $6,700. How a matter of 20-25 chiropractic visits adds up to that amount is beyond me. Learn from my mistakes of trusting people and going off of someone’s word. The work they do there, does help short term, but all in all, I beleive messed you up more. I had to have back surgery within a year of when I stopped going, and they still had no remorse on the bill. Be sure to not go anywhere near these people"