Affordable Chiropractic Center

I normally don’t write reviews… But this place was honestly horrible and I felt extremely uncomfortable and violated. I bought a «Consultation and Massage» off of Groupon.
When I arrived at the «clinic/​office», I had no idea if I was even in the right spot. On Groupon they called themselves «Advanced Spinal Care and Rehab». Apparently that’s not their real name? All I saw was a dirty old sign that said Dr John’s Chiro Office or something. And not to mention, the «office» was in a building primarily selling pool tables, arcade games, and whatnot.
I walk into the office and the receptionist doesn’t even acknowledge me. Doesn’t even look up. So I walk up to the desk and finally she looks up and asked «what I needed». I explained to her that I had a massage and she said okay and to wait while the Dr gets ready.
Dr John took me back, into this dirty, little side room. He proceeds to ask why I was there and I told him I was just here for a massage. He then states that the $ 29 goes strictly to Groupon and that he did not make any money. So he’d like me to buy another massage from his office, through them. And he proceeds to hand me a coupon stating I will only have to pay $ 50 instead of a whopping $ 75 next time. I told him I would think about it.
He then starts his «consultation». He asks me what I do for work and I tell him. He proceeds to insult me, stating that since I’m in the medical field, it’s sad to see someone in such «poor» health in his office. I tell him I do go to my own chiropractic office and he proceeds to insult my Dr. Stating that if I still have headaches, he must not be a real doctor and that my Dr has no idea what he’s doing. After all of this, he then asks me if I would like to buy another massage… I state that I’m not sure yet (I hadn’t even had the first massage yet). He then takes the coupon out of my hand… Very unprofessional.
He walks me across his old, dirty clinic. To a room with a 16 year old looking girl wearing converse shoes and an old basketball shirt. With a bull piercing in her nose. Her name was Haley. Haley had no idea what she was doing throughout the whole massage. I mean, she tried. But it felt like this was the first massage she’s ever done. She legitimately hurt me. I walked out in more pain than when I first came in.
She had asked what hurt the most. I had told Haley that my upper back and neck hurt the most. She proceeded to then rub my lower back and my BUTT. I have never had a massage therapist rub my butt for ²⁄₃ of the time, but she achieved it. She never rubbed my neck once. I felt so violated.
Normally, you take all your clothes off, besides underwear, right? NOPE, the moment I walked into that place, I knew I’d be keeping most of my clothing on. Very, very uncomfortable experience.

This was the most unprofessional doctors experience I’ve encountered. I got this place off of groupon because I had back pain & the massage was pretty average and the masseuse was an amazing woman, tressa. But Dr. John tried to sell my mom and I a lot of ‘under the table’ deals, such as X-​rays without going through insurance. The consultation was in the open without any privacy and it was very uncomfortable. I will not be back.

The woman answering the phone there was rude and tried changing the terms of the coupon I possessed on the fly.

Average massage experience. The reviewed who talked about the building is right — it’s a worn out office building and you can hear everything that is going on so it is hard to relax if you’re looking for a soothing experinece. Don’t expect massage spa like ambiance — it’s a chiropractic clinic with massage on the side.

Had a wonderful massage with a very good therapist that discovered some problem areas. He was able to let the chiropractor know. This is not an LA Spa. It is a friendly, welcoming and efficient use of space on Rice Street in St. Paul. It is always busy, that speaks volumes!

WORST «MASSAGE EVER.»
Got a groupon for a massage and a pain consult. Should have been turned off by the disgusting office building and the sub-​par interior of the office.
*The massage was almost unberable.
*The gal was definitely not certified. Very inexperienced, had no clue what she was doing.
*The light bulb in the floor lamp had burned out so they left the overhead florescent lights on.
*The massage table was probably 40+ years old — rickety, rocked side-​to-​side, made noises, didn’t feel safe.
*No music
*Smelled awful
*No cover on the face bolster, so sharing face grease/​sweat with everyone else
*Horrible massage lotion
*Loud ticking clock on the wall!
On top of that, the chiro was too busy to really spend any time with me. I can’t believe this place is in business.