Massage in Central Point

“Wonderful experience here. Front desk staff and Dr. Ferrell are warm, friendly, and a pleasure to be around. The doctor did great with my child and made us feel comfortable and heard. Highly recommend!“

“Wonderful and competent people here servicing our physical needs. You will walk out with a smile on your face?“

“Rip off. Drive 2 hrs to get here, and had a 15minute consultation during which the doctor basically cracked my back, once. Get the EOB from my insurance, and they charged for “electro therapy, a frigging GD ice pack, “manual manipulation” (which is supposed to be a massage) and some other chiropractic manipulation (aka cracking your back). For reference I weigh 210 lbs and work in the logging industry. Drove truck off embankment rolled several times landed in river, so I’m pretty banged up…. charged my insurance company nearly 300$ for 15minute worth of patty cake. Then tried rescheduling for another 15 minute appointment. In other words, you’ll get 5 minutes of an ice pack, 5 minutes of “stretching” and maybe if your a child or someone who weighs 120 lbs , this could work. But if you have an actual injury? What do you think they can accomplish in the span of 15minutes? I mean it took the doctor at least 10 minutes to talk with me and explain that “we’re going to try all of these different things”. Literally just another pop up that will overcharge your insurance company. By the way any other chiropractor or massage therapy I’ve ever been to has a bare minimum of 30min, and generally are 1 hr. Do you think it’s worth paying 300$ for 15minutes evenly divided between an ice pack , stretching, and 1 single manipulation!? Then called to complain about it and the office manager says “well my provider said she did all of those things”. How effective can you be at helping patients if you’re only willing to book 15minute appointments!? Jeez the first 5 minutes they’ll waste talking to you and getting settled in…meanwhile you already filled out and explained everything in the pre screening forms. My best advice is find a small provider owned , or private practice. Do NOT WASTE any of your PiP coverage going to the quack shop . These providers drive from GP to Ashland in order to knock out those “highly effective” 15 minutes sessions. Personally I feel it’s medically irresponsible and a passive form of insurance fraud. I will absolutely be making complaints with the medical board, program audit integrity unit with OHD and any other relative oversight committees. How many of us actually go over the explanation of benefits that insurance companies send you? You might want to start. Upcoding, billing for services not provided, and billing for medically unnecessary treatments are all more common than you think. It’s just nobody ever challenges these people. I’d love to hear the clinical justification for charging someone to apply an ice pack to their back on an injury that occurred 6 weeks prior.“

“Simply the best and I'm very comfortable having them cut my hair. Never have had any sort of an issue. Extremely polite. Thanks for listening to me.“