He always takes the time with you, unlike others that run you in and out

Submitted June 21, 2021

stay away, and stay healthy if you go to this chiropractor, you will get hurt worse than you already are. whether its from incompetence or intentional for greed .to keep you uncomfortable and out of alignment to keep you coming back.witnessed this first hand. stay away.if you know whats good for you

Submitted June 19, 2021

Great for younger athletes, not too expensive and really quick

Submitted Feb. 13, 2021

I thought Chiropracters were quacks until I went to Dr. Warner. My headaches (which 2 specialist couldn't cure and ER drs. who said were ear infections)were history. I was informed what treatment was going to be needed and I have always found the staff very helpful and never rude. I can't figure out why someone would say the staff was rude except I found from being in Customer Service for years there are some people who if aren't told what they want to hear consider you rude.

Submitted July 15, 2013

After suffering for 2 1/2 years with, what I didn't know at the time were migraines, as a last resort I made an appointment with Dr Warner. He knew right away what was causing those headaches. My condition had to be treated over several weeks and when the treatments were finished I was amazed at the difference! Its been 6 years and I've never had those headaches again! Dr Warner improved my quality of life and he is my first call now when my body feels out of sorts instead of the last resort!

Submitted Jan. 21, 2012

Dr. gives fair treatment but the staff is extremely snooty and insincere. I will choose to spend my money elsewhere.

Submitted Nov. 10, 2011

Dr.Warner adjusted both my sons when they had back problems and were at college far from their normal doctor. He even came in early and worked around my son's class schedule. We were also very impressed with their staff's concern and caring attitude.

Submitted Sept. 12, 2009

Makes the adjustment, gives helpful advice, doesn't try to rope you into unnecessary continued treatment commitments.

Submitted May 20, 2009