Hope Chiropractors

HOPE, IN

208

Chiropractors are in Hope

161

Hope Chiropractors are TOP RATED

Zip code:

Join Now

Angie's List has trusted reviews

on Hope Chiropractors

"... now, i went to several specialists, i had brain scans, mris and so many tests i felt like a lab monkey. none of the test or doctors told me why i was having debilitating headaches every day for over six months. at 2am one morning i awoke with so much pain it..."

"... great. they are very punctual, personable, professional and knowledgeable. they are very effective and the cost is a very reasonable fee. they have a broad range of knowledge...."

View More Hope Chiropractors

Access to trusted reviews, the best Chiropractors and exclusive discounts!

Memberships allow Angie’s List to certify that all reviews are real reviews from real members—no fake, bogus, or anonymous reviews here!
Members can choose from tons of deals and discounts for projects they need to do, like 30% off exterior home painting!
Businesses can’t pay to be on Angie’s List, which means they can’t buy their way to better ratings.
If a project goes badly, Angie’s List has a complaint resolution team standing by to help you.

Hope Chiropractic Articles

Pain in the back? Talk to an Indy-area doctor before choosing surgery

Dr. Michael Coscia performs spinal surgery on a patient at OrthoIndy on the Northwest side. (Photo by Brandon Smith)

Indianapolis-area doctors say most back pain decreases without surgery and 90 percent of people should seek options before spine surgery. After four to six weeks, see an orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon.

Indianapolis chiropractors give relief to many, pain for some

Photo by Brandon Smith | Kim Travitz of Indianapolis says drugs only dulled her pain but chiropractic treatments loosened her neck and provided lasting relief, allowing her to be comfortably active

Many Angie's List report positive experiences with Indianapolis chiropractors, but some complain about some chiropractors' sales tactics.

Back pain? Before turning to surgery, discuss options with your doctor

Dr. Anthony Yeung removes part of a spinal disc that is pressing on his patient’s nerves, causing back and leg pain. (Photo by Byron Medina )

Back surgery isn’t meant for everyone with back pain. Discuss with your orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon whether doing nothing at all, physical therapy or chiropractic care might be better for you and get a second opinion.