True Health Solutions Chiropractic

Its been over 10 years since seeing Dr Miller and l haven't had go to a Chiropractor since , he was a blessing for me , l was having back and hip problems he got it all stopped , he is the best..
Oct 25th, 2022

I do not doubt that Dr. Miller is able to help many people with their medical conditions, and probably could have helped me. He WAS agreeing to "accept me" as a patient until I questioned some of the limited information he presented. Dr. Miller will not explain what steps he intends to take or what treatment consists of specifically. He simply states our "programs" and "education." He does show you the different rooms he has for different types of treatments, but is unwilling to explain the target of each in any depth. When asked about specific mechanisms and implications of certain blood work results he was very vague. He said most of his patients can't understand the more specific aspects of it even when I explained that I have the education and background. His "interview" is lots of generalizations without going over a specific treatment plan. You must accept his plan without really knowing what is involved. When asked if I was motivated to follow his program, I responded that I had every intention but that I couldn't say that I would agree with every detail because he hadn't really explained anything in specifics yet. His words exactly: "I never asked for perfection and I don't need a dissertation. I just want to know if you're a 10, because I don't work with 9.5. I don't even know what 9.5 means." His presentation is very polished and obviously he has his "interviews" down to a routine, almost a script. He ignored my attempts to engage in conversation instead of just listening to him recite vagaries. I did not feel his fees were unreasonable. Yes, we can afford it. He WOULD NOT leave the room when asked so my spouse and I could discuss it privately. He was insulting: "You know whether you can afford it." I also felt he does not present his charges in a straight forward manner. One cannot "bill everything" to an insurance company and still charge "what it costs [his clinic] to accept you as a patient" as a separate fee. That's not billing everything to the insurance company. His interview to decide whether HE is willing to accept YOU as his patient is his best practice so that he can identify people who might question his brilliance. He clearly forgets that he is being interviewed and patients have a right to specific information. Dr. Miller relies on patient frustration with the traditional medical system and fear regarding the lab work he presents rather than solid explanations and expected outcomes to gain his "highly select" patients. Overall, his attitude is super friendly and he come across and very eager and willing to help his patients. However, he can also be very condescending and dismissive. Be aware, "including the patient" in their care only means that the patient is expected to follow directions as given, on blind faith.
Nov 18th, 2021

Aug 19th, 2020