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Chiropractors D.C.

Paxton Chiropractic

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  • Review fromRonald B

    Date: 06/10/2024

    1 star
    They're running a bait and switch. Brittany is the runner that gets people in assuring my health is of concern but when I got there the older woman closer came in to hit me up for more money after Brittany assured me my Humana insurance was enough, it was paying my last chiropractor $400 a week. Reminds me of the auto sales guys who used the young salesman to get the customer in and the Closer, Angela comes in for more money. Classic bait and switch.

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