Madnick Jonathan A DC

This review is long overdue. It’s quite possible that I end up infusing it with all sorts of hyperbole, but my respect and admiration for Jon — yes, I call him by his first name — is nothing but sincere. When I think of Jon, it’s hard for me NOT to think of flowery terms like «Paragon of Healthcare». By the nature of their work, chiropractors tend to be more in-​touch with their patients well being — the job is, after all, very tactile and holistic. However, I’ve been to maybe 10 or so chiropractors over the past 15, and very few of them invest as much of themselves into their work AND their relationships as Jon.
My family and have been going to Jon for about 3 years. We go ever so often when the need arise, which factors out to maybe 2 – 4 times a year. We don’t get a lecture for not coming more often, we get a hug and a genuine «how ya doing?». It’s not just us, but all of his patients. As you wait in the reception area, you’ll overhear him talking with other patients. Laughing, asking about their kids, their jobs. He talks about about family and travel, and any other casual thing that a friend would talk about. He’s wears jeans and t-​shirts, and has pictures of rock stars on the wall. He is a man, a father, and a husband, and a cool dude — who just happens to be a really good chiropractor.
The most important thing about Jon is that he takes the time to help. I’ve been to chiropractors that rush you through your appt as quick as possible. Treat ‘em and street ‘em. Jon spends time with each of his patients, even with a packed waiting room. Your appt might be late but nobody cares. Everybody waiting knows that they are going to get the same attentive service as the person in front of them.
Aside the fact that chiropractic adjustments make you feel good, even if you are in otherwise good health, going to the right chiropractor is key. For my money, and my well-​being, there are simply none better than Jon Madnick.