Wellness Solutions

Went in with knee pain, came away feeling great. The staff is extremely friendly. I felt comfortable with Dr. Bowden and his knowledge of my problem area despite being apprehensive due to previous knee surgery. I had three seperate visits and did not have to wait for any of my appointments. Overall, my experience was great and I highly recommend them.

Initially, I came to Wellness Solutions with an upper back problem that I had neglected way too long. During the adjustment process, Dr. Greg Stowe noticed an unusual wear pattern in the sole of my shoe and asked me if I had injured that foot. I had broken the ankle very badly — over 30 years ago! Several orthopedic doctors had told me that I would have to live with the pain of the scar tissue surrounding the ligaments and tendons. Dr. Stowe immediately recommended a consultation with Dr. David Bowden, a sports medicine specialist. Dr. Bowden was able to break up the scar tissue and restore the mobility in my foot with a series of treatments. This restored the mobility completely. I now maintain that with a series of simple, yet effective, exercises.
Since the ankle treatment was so successful, I asked Dr. Bowden about the problem I was having with my shoulder joint (remember the back injury I came in for the first time). My shoulder had limited mobility to the point that a simple act of washing my hair was a challenge and painful to boot. Again, working with a combination of chiropractic adjustments and and breaking up the recently formed scar tissue, he was able to restore my shoulder and arm to full mobility.
I heartily recommend Wellness Solutions, Dr. Bowden, Dr. Stowe and all the staff to everyone I know.

I used my Groupon to come in and they all greeted me with a big smile on their face. Good massage. The doctor was very nice and helpful. Would come back :)

I got a Groupon for two one-​hour massages. I had to book two or three months in advance to get a time slot after work — okay, no big deal. When I got to the office, I didn’t feel very welcomed by either the ambiance or the receptionist (who had a condescending demeanor with the client she was talking to on the phone).
I got to my appointment 15 minutes early, but even still I was waiting for about 35 – 40 minutes before the masseuse was able to see me. The main chiropractor apparently had her young daughter running around the reception and office area. Not sure if that’s a daily thing, but it was pretty unprofessional nonetheless.
When the masseuse did come out to take me to the back room, she had a bit of a condescending attitude (like I was supposed to know where to go). The massage itself was fine. No complaints on the actual quality of the massage, but to me the atmosphere wasn’t worth the good price or the quality of the massage. I’ll go back for the second massage in my package deal, but not again after that.

I purchased a living social deal for a 1 hour massage, chiropractic consultant and spinal adjustment. When I arrived, it was the usual stack of paperwork to fill out but one thing that struck me as odd was the need for my insurance card (which I didn’t have on me). When I asked why they needed it, I was told «in case you choose to continue treatment.» *shrug shoulders* and off to my massage. I wish the massuse had better bedside manners… I’ve had massages before but it’s still nice to set expectations (full body massage, 60 minutes, etc). After my massage, and here’s where it starts getting odd, I was told to watch a video about the «world of chiropractic treatment.» Oh boy… Dr. Wood then came in and he was friendly. Asked why I was there (living social deal originally purchased for my husband), Am I experiencing any pain (nope… again originally for the hubster), etc… then he goes «Ok, well let’s see what your deal entails since these get issued so often.» Followed by «Ok well in order to do your spinal adjustment, I’m going to need to do an exam… I see you didn’t provide your insurance information. That’s ok… Once you provide us with that, we can bill them. (insert sound of braking car here) Uhm say what coconut? I stopped him there and said «No… I don’t want any treatment that requires me to pay anything outside the living social deal.» Which I learned wasn’t an option since he couldn’t do the spinal adjustment without an exam which had to be billed. I thanked him for his time and excused myself… and yes, I went back to read the fine print which did not include anything about the additional cost of an exam in order to complete the terms of the deal.
Sneaky sneaky with the ol’bait and switch. I definitely won’t be in need of any future services.