I have been seeing Dr. Fuller and his staff for a couple months due to a car accident. This dynamic, personable trio is extremely knowledgeable and honest - I never felt persuaded into doing something I did not feel comfortable with. They all take the time to listen to you explain how your body is feeling and provide treatment based on your responses. I would highly recommend Dr. Fuller and his staff.

Submitted Oct. 16, 2016

My name is Sal, I have a neck injury from a car accident one year ago and Dr. Fuller and his staff (Rana and Lisa) have done a beautiful job in aiding my recovery. I cannot thank them enough. Dr. Fuller and his staff are professional, honest, and knowledgeable. If you have any injuries, this is the place you need to go. Thank again to Dr. Fuller and his staff.

Submitted June 26, 2016

I've been seeing Dr. Fuller on and off for over 10 years. During that time, I've had both lower back and neck issues. He has done wonders for both. Before I started seeing him I was in chronic pain for years. I've now gone 4 years, only needing to see him once when my shoulder muscles started tensing up again due to a herniated disc in the neck. He and the team approach back and neck problems with the belief that the most conservative treatments should be used. In fact, when a doctor not with the Seton recommended neck surgery, they advised against it, stating they believed I would be better in 6 months. Sure enough, I was, and I avoided having my neck fused. I would recommend Dr. Fuller and the team at the Spine Institute to anyone experience back or neck issues.

Submitted April 12, 2015

I was referred to Dr. Fuller for therapy after being diagnosed with an L5 S1 disc herniation. He took his time to evaluate what treatment was right for me and took the time to thoroughly explain my problems and my goals--what to do and what not to do. I never felt rushed during an appointment. After a couple of weeks of doing therapy with negligible results, he recommended an epidural steroid shot. My disc was too herniated for therapy to have any effect. The surgeon who gave me the shot gave no advice and left immediately after completing the procedure. I called Dr. Fuller who not only returned my call but spent 10-15 min explaining the precautions I should take. After two more rounds of shots and therapy prescribe by him and his assistant,I was ready to return to manual labor. He's not your typical chiropractor. I did not get a single adjustment and was not pressured to return for endless sessions. Today, as long as I adhere to my therapy, I remain symptom free.

Submitted June 18, 2014

I had a very positive experience with Jason Fuller at Seton Brain and Spine. He explained in detail and helped me to understand my diagnosis of spinal stenosis. After about a month of physical therapy and exercises, I no longer had numbness and pain in my neck and arm. I was able to go back to my usual activity. I did this without an injection or medication. I would go back to this clinic if my symptoms return.

Submitted May 4, 2014

One of the worst chiropractors I have been to. Any chiropractor who says he will get you fixed up in 4-5 adjustments without having looked at your xrays is not a good chiropractor. I had several defects (scoliosis/bone spurs/compresion) on the xray but he said "the xray looks fine". When asked what he thought about the bone spurs it was obvious he had never looked at the xrays. Will never see this guy again. I swear by chiropractors - but not this one. Will not recommend him.

Submitted Jan. 26, 2009

Love this doctor. One of the few that really listens, takes time to explain things in plain english, and formulate a plan to get better.

Submitted Nov. 8, 2008

Very good team - helping me with chronic pain and nerve damage following neck surgery.

Submitted Nov. 30, 2005

Dr. Fuller and his team of physicians, massage therapists, and physical therapists worked wonders on my chronic back problems.

Submitted Sept. 5, 2005