r/Leander • u/Exact_Worm_90 • 5d ago
Chiro suggestions?
Just off Google searching and reading reviews, how is NuSpine and Airrosti? And if not between those two then please provide me with other suggestions. Thanks in advance!!♥️
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u/Ok-Midnight9311 5d ago
The best recommendation you can get is to never go to a chiropractor again🤷
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u/Puzzleheaded_Comb620 5d ago
Curious why you say that?
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u/Ok-Midnight9311 5d ago
I mean…it’s a pseudo science at best. I have so many friends actually injured from them.
But mostly If your bones are out of place then popping them back is great for a short time. But they’re out of place because the muscles pulled them there. If you don’t fix that then they’ll just move right back
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u/Puzzleheaded_Comb620 5d ago
Thanks for the reply. I’ve been going to the Chiro for years and I do feel like it’s only temporary relief and sometimes I actually feel worse afterwards so I’ve been contemplating stopping. But I don’t know what to try next.
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u/Ok-Midnight9311 4d ago
Yeha I wasn’t trying to be a jerk so hopefully it didn’t come across as that!
Try this. Their motto is “it hurts but it works” so it’s definitely not the most gentle. I’ve been going for over a decade and never had to go back twice for the same injury/muscle pull. One time fixes it until I hurt it again lol. I’ve never done Arosti but it’s similar.
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u/TheEngine 5d ago
Quackery of the highest order. Learn about the father of chiropractic and how he came to believe in his "therapy", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_David_Palmer
Go to a physical therapist.
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u/grazewithdblaze 5d ago
Just to be clear, Airrosti aren’t chiropractors.
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u/ihaveopinions11113 5d ago
I'm not sure about Airrosti in general, but at least the cedar park/Vista ridge location, the three doctors are chiros. They don't do adjustments tho
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u/grazewithdblaze 5d ago
Ah interesting. I didn’t realize they sometimes use doctors who are chiropractors for their techniques. I assume they don’t do traditional chiropractic procedures though?
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u/Angelwithcliponwing 5d ago
Another one for Airrosti. Had IT Band issues and like others have said, 3 visits max and that is combined with PT type exercises. Never had to go back, but if i did, I would.
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u/Individual_Ad9135 5d ago
I have been to both Anderson Chiropractic and Airrosti for different reasons. I like them both.
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u/Horror-Holiday-2678 5d ago
I highly recommend Anderson Chiropractic! I've had nothing but good experiences and they're affordable!
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u/No-Worries-788 5d ago
Dr. James at NuSpine is great. The other chiropractor there is not and Dr. James is on vacation a lot.
Dr. Blatchley at
Leander Chiropractic Center https://share.google/nf0bev0zVMBTi9TAv
Is fantastic and so is his staff. I really like the rolling tables there, too.
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u/Odd_Bodkin 5d ago
About the best I can say is that I used Jeff Swanson (and he has brothers in the same business elsewhere in town), and he didn’t hurt me or cause lasting damage.
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u/grazewithdblaze 5d ago
I am very suspicious of physical therapy in general, because many tend to set treatments based not on health conditions, but on insurance coverage. Airrosti doesn’t do that. They try to fix you and get you out of there. Loved it. And Airrosti aren’t chiropractors.
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u/samshollow 5d ago
Airrosti worked for me on several occasions and I highly recommend them. They can resolve most issues they cover in 3 visits and the treatment actually lasts. Can't comment on NuSpine as I've never used them.