Anrig Chiropractic

For your physical health and needs is this lovely family owned chiropractic office. A good to know is that they open early in the morning and they are also open on Saturdays. It depends on the doctor schedule as well. They offer plenty of parking their own private lot. The prices are reasonable they have an a waiting seating area. The staff are very informative of the whole process.

I made a first time chiropractor appointment and was very disappointment with the unprofessional whispers of the front desk staff. I am a gay woman but I have nothing in my outward presentation that would point to that. However, on the intake paperwork I had to put down my emergency contact and her relationship to me. I obviously put my wife down as my contact and, when the front desk staff was inputting my paperwork into their system, my wife and I heard one of the staff loudly whisper to another about me being a lesbian. All I wanted was to go to get an adjustment. But instead I was met with the most embarrassing and unprofessional situation Ive ever been in. Clovis can get a bad rap for not being the most welcoming place but I've always felt safe and like I can function without my sexuality becoming a topic of discussion. This is the first time in this city that I've been met with this type of behavior. I don't want to pay money to feel uncomfortable and ashamed so I left before my appointment started. As such I cannot attest to the doctor's abilities. However, this is not a LGBT+ friendly place and I will not be returning.

I saw Dr Daniels when my back went. He quickly diagnosed and started treatment. Within a month i was walking pain free. I am one to say he had me walking. I followed his instructions and it proved to be the solutions to a pain free life. Thank you Dr Daniels. p.s No pills was talked about at all. No rigorous check in. Really

My visit was to address a pinched nerve in upper left shoulder and neck adjustment. This was my first and last appointment with Anrig Chiropractic. The man I saw didn't even introduce himself when he entered the consultation office. I tried to explain why I was there, but it felt as if he stopped listening when he heard I was a regular patient elsewhere. My regular Chiropractor is out due to surgical procedure. That's why I tried Anrig. Then I was sent with receptionist to get completely undressed to have full body X-rays. I told her I was not comfortable doing so, had signed a waiver for any damages due to treatment so no to X-rays. She went to tell her boss this and his comment was, "I won't treat her without X-rays". Ridiculous. No where was it stated that X-ray came before treatment. Also in their website they mentioned ART (Active Release Therapy) But at consultation Dr. had no idea about it. I would never recommend this Dr. Daniel Anrig.

My family doctor recommended this practice to me when I was having shoulder issues two years ago. I'd never sought the services of a chiropractor before, so I didn't know what to expect.My first appointment included a very short consultation (less than 10 minutes) and a full-body x-ray. I waited for more than an hour for this. On that first appointment no one touched my shoulder, which was killing me. I went home and downed some Advil.I went back a few days later for my follow-up. I waited about 30 minutes to see the doctor, who explained that my shoulder was painful because my entire skeletal system was out of whack, from my jaw down to my ankles. I'm completely open to the whole notion of the interconnectedness of things - and I'm no doctor - but how does my right ankle cause my left should to be stiff and achy? Doesn't that have more to do with the fact that I was carrying a heavy backpack that had damaged my rotator cuff? Anyway... She said that I needed a year-long series of adjustments on my entire body before we would see any improvement in my shoulder.After I reluctantly agreed to this course of action (I was desperate for someone to do something with my shoulder, which hurt so badly I was having trouble sleeping at night), she handed me off to an office assistant, who gave me a procedural tour of their practice. When I came in for my appointments, I needed to sign in here, present my insurance card there, fill out a green card and attach it to one of the clip boards they kept on that wall and present it to that woman over there. When my name was called I was to pick up my chart, find my exam room, and put the chart on the door. Once in the exam room I was to dress down in one of their provided gowns, and lay a certain way on the adjustment table. If I failed to miss any one of these steps, I would not been seen by the chiropractor. On that second appointment no one touched my shoulder, which was killing me. I went home and downed some more Advil.They were serious as shit about patients adhering to their procedures to the letter. One visit I forgot to do something and sat in an exam room, face-down on the table like I was told to do for 30 minutes before I realized I was being overlooked. I had to - in my hospital gown - re-trace my streps to figure out what I hadn't done. Once I corrected my misstep, the chiropractor was in to see me within five minutes.My face time with the chiropractor was never more than a few minutes each time. She'd come in, tell me how to position myself, crack away at my joints, and leave before I even had a chance to climb off the table.I went to my appointments faithfully for two months and saw a slight improvement in my shoulder. But I wasn't really down with the whole patient-process-thyself procedure they forced me through each week, nor was I really impressed with two- to three-minutes I got to spend with the doctor during each adjustment. Color me overly sensitive, but I'd like to spend at least a minute of social time with the person who might just permanently paralyze me with the wrong crack of my vertebrae.Anyway, I never finished my course of treatment. I contacted my former trainer at my gym, and he was nice enough to show me some shoulder exercises for free that helped tremendously. Anrig called me for about six months wanting me to come back, but I never did.

Dr. Daniel is an unqualified, money- hungry quack. He relentlessly pushes unnecessary and extremely overpriced supplements to desperate patients who just want to feel better. He has no nutritional training. On multiple occasions, he has told my mother to take dangerously high doses of vitamins that could be very harmful to her if I wasn't knowledgeable enough to tell her not to. I don't know about his chiropractic care, but he should stick with that and leave the supplements and nutritional counseling out of it because it's clear he has no idea what he is doing and he is giving dangerous advice.

I went with my wife to her initial appointment. We decided to leave after the front desk staff whispered to each other, "she's a lesbian" and decided to gossip about us like it was scandalous or something. What a bad first impression. Just act professional.

Staff very friendly and accommodating. The treatment is second to none. I highly recommend Anrig Chiropractic.

Dr. Daniel is the best . He always knows what I need done, without me even having to tell him . Amazing

Claudia Anrig was rude, condescending and had no time for us as her patients.When I asked one question she jumped all over me, said she was "a laser" and had no time to explain things twice.I want a chiropractor that is a partner in getting me well not one that talks down to me and is so rushed she can't even be friendly let alone explain anything.And worst of all, she isn't very good.