Reviews for Beyer Functional Wellness

Sep 2023

We first met Dr Beyer years ago when our son was going through severe back issues. He still raves about how much Dr helped him! Years later I found him again and fast forward to present. I've been seeing Dr Beyer for my back issues for a long time now. Years!! It as times was unbearable. My pain hasdecreased immensely. I'm very happy with that for sure!! I recently tried the Regenerative Medicine portion of their practice. I had 2 PRP and 1 stem cell injection in my hip and it was given to me by Nurse Practioner Racheal who is wonderful! I was nervous but she really helped me understand everything she was doing, and was extremely comforting! I will say that my back...read full review
Mar 2023

I thought the pain in my feet would never go away, until I met Dr Beyer. He has worked to not only relieve the pain from my diabetic peripheral neuropathy but healed the damaged nerves themselves. I am walking without pain for the first time in 2 years and it is all thanks to him. If you are on the fence about price....just trust him. The relief is worth the money. I am sending all my friends and family to see him as he is a miracle worker and able to fix things no other Dr has even attempted.
Feb 2023

Having never been to a chiropractor before, I was skeptical of the process and any sort of “treatment” I might receive. After reading several reviews and learning about Dr. Beyer’s background in medicine and athletics, I felt comfortable enough to schedule a consultation. I met with him and we discussed my areas of concern, his prescribed methods of treatment and a timetable for my expected improvement. He answered all of my questions about my spine, shoulder health and the pathways of the nerves that were causing my issues. We started treatment the next day and I couldn’t be more pleased with the progress and adjustments made during the process, along with the...read full review

From Beyer Functional Wellness

I’ve found over the years that a lot of people don’t know (including doctors themselves), that “doctor” means teacher. So when was the last time your doctor taught you something? I’ve also found that to be a good teacher, there are 3 important things: Ask the right questions Listen…really listen (when was the last time your doctor did that?!) Explain things simply So it may seem strange but that’s where a Functional Medicine approach properly begins… with us asking you a lot of detailed questions (See New Patient Forms), and then really listening to what YOU have to say and feel about your condition. If you’re near my office we’ll see you face-to-face, shake your hand and sit down together.