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LeverClever OP t1_j2avvc4 wrote

Reply to comment by DialJforJasper in Looking for a Chiropractor Recomendation by LeverClever

Got any recs?

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camartinart t1_j2bt0ks wrote

I went to Elite Physical Therapy in North Smithfield a few years ago, and liked my experience.

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LilOrganicCoconut t1_j2c523e wrote

Performance Physical Therapy has a lot of locations across RI. Have used them twice for a spinal and pelvic injury - would recommend.

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Alphanerd0515 t1_j2b7k2f wrote

Occupational therapist here. Definitely go to a chiropractor. PTs can work on back and neck stuff but they focus more on walking and ambulating.

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BobSacamano97 t1_j2bcykv wrote

If an OT recommends a chiropractor, I’d find a new OT.

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Alphanerd0515 t1_j2bdkp9 wrote

Well maybe that’s the point 😂

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BobSacamano97 t1_j2depai wrote

The point is to lose patients and have them decline your care? Are you sure you went to OT school?

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DialJforJasper t1_j2cmxj8 wrote

Major red flag considering you’re a healthcare professional.

Chiropractors are a step above witch doctors👎🏻

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Alphanerd0515 t1_j2e1k9b wrote

Ah yes sorry for stating the facts that PTs work more with mobility and chiropractors works more with neck and back pain. Sorry you guys have not had the pleasure of working with a good chiropractor. Of course there are some out there who are not good. The same can be said for some PTs and OTs. Can a PT help OP with this? But that is not their focus.

And let’s say for shits and giggles that OP does require more intensive therapies like rehab…Just the fact that PT is being recommended when back and neck problems would most likely fall into an OT referral says everything.

OP do all your research and see what is going to benefit you the best ☺️

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DialJforJasper t1_j2e3pso wrote

There’s a reason chiropractors aren’t affiliated with hospitals.

…they’re not real ✨doctors✨

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Alphanerd0515 t1_j2eay45 wrote

Maybe in Rhode Island, but that is a false claim. There are a lot of hospitals that have chiropractors. The problem is the caseloads are usually not high and it does not make the hospitals enough money. Most Hospitals are in a business in making money. Anyone that works in one can tell you that. Also if they were witch doctors it would not be a covered expense in many insurances. Clearly we won’t have similar views and that’s okay.

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