Have been a patient of Dr. Martin for 30+ years and have referred many friends and co-workers.

Submitted Aug. 3, 2022

First chiropractor to leave me with lower back pain that needed pain relievers to control, Pleasant and I think caring person, but his knowledge of treatment modalities seems limited to what he learned when he first started out, The field have evolved since then and I'm not sure he has invested in professional development. The hammer tool, which he prefers, works sometimes, but not always, and is only a technique to be used as required, not at every session. After a thorough diagnosis session, he then runs an assembly line operation, spending less than five minutes with most patients. there are much better practitioners in town

Submitted Dec. 31, 2021

Good listener, science-based, careful. Prefers the modern hammer tool, but also can use traditional techniques. Our whole family visited him for years.

Submitted July 23, 2021

I have been going to Dr. Martin for about 20 years. He helped me through university and two pregnancies when I was experiencing acute back and neck pain. He also helped me with m migraines. I now only go to him periodically for maintenance. He is great .

Submitted Jan. 6, 2020

Dr. Martin and his staff - Donna and DK are great. Thanks to Dr. Martin my posture has improved and with my diagnosis of Parkinson's in the past year his treatments have definitely helped.

Submitted July 30, 2014

Dr. Martin's staff are the best! They are most helpful and friendly. Dr. Martin is very thorough and explains all aspects of the treatment. He has helped me greatly. The only minor complaint I have is that on some occasions the wait time can be rather lengthy.

Submitted Oct. 3, 2013

I feel Dr Martin is a great chiropracter. He is great with his hands, quick, skillful. To counter the others: he's always adjusted everything that needed it and nothing that didn't. He always asks, every appt, how's my health, has anything changed, what are you doing for exercise. Even on the"assembly line" appts. As to those: that's for routine adjustments only. You have bigger concerns you get a longer mid-day appt. I've never been kept waiting very long at all, usually not enough to finish the article in Outside, Nat Geographic etc. I highly recommend him to all.

Submitted Dec. 7, 2008

Good, kind person but... not a "great" chiropractor. Like the other comment, I also feel he is too conservative with his treatments. He will only adjust something if it has come out fully (doesn't do small mini-adjustments along spine). And he doesn't address soft tissue problems (don't even mention it) unless you really point it out to him or if it's really serious. He often says "ohh it's just a muscle not a bone." And his appointments are very very quick (on the order of 2 min. or less average). Much like an assembly line (he has 4 waiting rooms and he zips from one to the other). He is not a "bad" person by any stretch of imagination, but he's not the "best" chiropractor either (I don't think he's that gifted with his hands, to be honest...) I was also adjusted by a replacement (Andrea Martin) and it was clear to me that she IS a great chiropractor (really lined me up and made small adjustments throughout spine).

Submitted Oct. 1, 2008

Good chiropractor, but not the best I've been to see. He is quite conservative in his treatment, which makes me feel safe, but sometimes has to try several times to make an adjustment. Sometimes also seems to just do the same thing every time, without noticing new or different things until I bring them up. The *best* chiropractors I've had were actually the ones that Dr. Martin has brought in over the years to cover his practice while he is out of town. Another (unrelated) Dr. Andrea Martin, and another female doctor whose name I can't recall. He is smart though - they are located very far out of town so I couldn't feasibly switch to them.

Submitted March 7, 2008

Honest and helpful but keeps you waiting too long.

Submitted Aug. 16, 2007