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Oak Creek Relief & Wellness
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citysearch c.
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As a paralegal working for a personal injury law firm, I deal constantly with health care providers who keep seeing our clients without doing anything to help them, and seem to be in business just to keep patients coming back for more useless appointments. These providers' records are often a few handwritten scribbles with no regard for organization or completeness. And then there's the bills. Most chiropractors charge more than medical doctors!
By stark contrast, Oak Creek Relief and Wellness treats its patients like human beings. If a patient's condition doesn't seem to be improving in a reasonable amount of time, OCRW refers the patient to a medical doctor for a permanency evaluation. Its records are immaculately clear and organized. Furthermore, I thought that its charges were reasonable.
mhennesey says that he or she was solicited from a motor vehicle accident report. I hope that this isn't true, because that's just sleazy. However, our clients who have treated there never mentioned having been solicited -- I believe that they were referred by other providers.
In addition, one of our clients didn't like it there because one of the chiropractors told him that he could probably lose some weight. Hey, sometimes the truth is ugly.
I personally have never treated there, but if I needed to do so, Oak Creek Relief and Wellness would be my first phone call.
Pros: proactive treatment, clear records and reasonable charges
Cons: solicitation? & they may not tell you what you want to hear
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