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| - I'm still not fully sure what's wrong with me, and it hasn't been fixed either - but as a chiropractor Dr. Harper has done absolutely everything he and the rest of the staff are capable of and it has always helped at least lower the pain for awhile and helped a lot mentally. I wasn't able to see a general physician until just recently and it took almost half a year for my insurance to get figured out and now hopefully it will get fixed, but Dr. Harper was incredibly important in making those ~6 months something I could live through even if he couldn't fix it he made it go from insanely crippling pain to something far less terrible and for an unbelievably low price for each visit ($25) and with same-day appointments almost always.
He was also very important in helping me mentally and emotionally get through it as when I discussed some of my mental issues such as severe anxiety and how bad this pain was making things for me beyond just physically he had a pretty personal conversation with me that really helped me a lot and made me feel more secure and lowered my anxiety about the situation.
The staff and the doctor himself are all very kind and personable, so I'm not sure if the staff has changed dramatically or if these people are all lying in their reviews, as I've interacted with almost every employee and all of them are incredibly sweet and caring. Yes, Dr. Harper can be a little fast to move from patient to patient but never in a rude or offensive way - but in a way that if you NEED TO TALK TO HIM he will absolutely stop and clearly listen to you and discuss what's worrying you, but otherwise if you don't need anything extra this visit he's always over-booked every day and that's all it feels like is him wanting to care for as many patients in the day as he can, not at all rude or cutting you short.
The lobby is always full of people who have been seeing him for sometimes decades and also claim the same level of kindness, care, and comfortable feeling. Then again the most negative review is someone who decided their first interaction with the staff should be to talk about their sexual preferences and how they are angry about a bumper sticker in the parking lot and not seeing why maybe that made the staff uncomfortable around them. Maybe your first meeting with someone, ANYONE let alone someone you're relying on to help you, shouldn't involve you screaming at them about how you're a proud lesbian and angry that some random car in the parking lot had a political sticker you disagree with.
My one complaint about the place is that during my months there the place had a lot of bug issues - some alive but for the most part just a lot of clearly taken care of dead bugs but they were just piled all over in the corners of rooms and on the walls and I'm really not good with bugs so that also didn't help my anxiety. Other than that, nothing bad to say about the place or the staff - just clean up a bit more often.
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