Facility Affiliations
Dr. Daniel A Dodd's Credentials
Accepting New Patients
Yes, this doctor is accepting new patients
Biography
Dr. Daniel Dodd of Jacksonville, Florida, has been a practicing chiropractic physician since 1983. He became interested in chiropractic in undergraduate school after discovering it from friends. He graduated from Life Chiropractic College in 1982 and practices with his wife, Dr. April Dodd. He has lectured at several companies in the Jacksonville area on safety, ergonomics and wellness. He enjoys helping people personally injured on the job, at home or in a motor vehicle accident. He is past president of the Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA) and has held several committee chairmanships within the FCA including Medicare and Workers' Compensation. He has been honored three times with Kudo Awards from the FCA for outstanding achievement and was chosen Chiropractor of the Year in 2008 for outstanding service to his community. He was also Spring Convention FCA Honoree 2012. Dr. Dodd also serves on First Coast Service Options Medicare Chiropractic Advisory Committee for the State of Florida. He has been active in the West Side Rotary for the last fourteen years and is past president.
Languages
- Spanish
Education
- Life University College of Chiropractic (Grad. 1982)
- Life University College of Chiropractic (Grad. 1982)
Areas of Expertise
- Massage Therapy
- DOT Examinations
- Chiropractic Care
- Spinal Decompression Therapy
- Therapeutic Exercise
- Diversified
- Laser Therapy
I am a new patient to Dodd Chiropractic but a long time chiropractic patient of several chiropractors. Dan Dodd dropped me as a patient after three visits when I attempted to talk to him about what care has served me best in that past. The reason he gave for not wanting to see me any longer was he wasn't "feeling" me as a patient. Apparently I am suppose to shut up and keep my opinions to myself and let him do whatever he see's fit. I was always under the impression that there should be a dialog between doctor and patient to determine what the best course of action is regarding patient care. Dodd does not think that way. Another concern is that he was ready to provide me treatment when I asked him if we could talk. He told he had already discussed my issue with his staff which led me to believe that he would have treated me, charged me and then let me go. Begs the question where his priorities are ... helping patients or making money ... you make the call.
Submitted Sept. 26, 2013