3014 Fillmore St, San Francisco California 94123
Dr. Ulysses Espinosa has four superpowers:
Superpower 1 - Chiropractor: Enslaved by the siren call of the keyboard? Has it got you tap-tap-tapping far into the night, until you are turned, no, not into swine (oops, mixing mythical episodes here...) but into slant-shouldered slouches? Head and neck way out of whack? If you are looking for a way to remedy the results of this enslavement, let Odyssey Chiropractic straighten you out - and no, it won't involve tying you to a mast. (OK, Homer did not actually mention that as one of the heroic acts performed by Odysseus, but THIS Odysseus, i.e. Dr. Ulysses Espinosa, WILL solve your problems!) Dr. Espinosa goes above and beyond, spending a lot of time to identify and correct whatever your problem might be - he is a nerd in the best sense - he just really wants to figure stuff out. He takes carefully calibrated measurements to thoroughly analyze and record your skeletal problems and uses his considerable skills as well as various devices to help resolve them. He works really hard and employs some moves that were surprising to me. He is a NUCCA practitioner - not your usual 'let's-crack-your-neck' kind of method. In fact, no scary neck-cracking involved.
Superpower 2 - Therapeutic Massage: He is also a skilled massage therapist. If you want some soft tissue relief as well - he's your guy. I am now being treated by him for a medial collateral ligament sprain, as well as other issues in the same knee (tight hamstrings, quads, IT band) caused by enforced limited mobility over the last several months. He is working on stretching those muscles out and it is just such a relief to realize I WILL be able to get my mobility back - I'm already seeing a great improvement. Again - he works really hard at this! (Or, if you just want a lovely, relaxing massage, that's also on the menu.)
Superpower 3 - Fully Bilingual: Yes, he is completely fluent in English and Spanish.
Superpower 4 - All Around Great Guy: He really cares about fixing what is wrong with you. I realized that when I first encountered him 12 years ago, when he was doing massage at Millberry Gym, at UCSF, and he fixed a problem for me. When I wanted to go back to him for another massage, turns out they had discontinued the program. I have been trying to track him down ever since, and finally found him again, at Odyssey Chiropractic (he, in the meantime had gotten his credentials as a Chiropractic Doctor! ). He is an exceptional, caring human being, and though that wouldn't even matter if you were being successfully treated - it's a biggie for me! He's the best!