Dr. Ian Soderqvist

Dr. Ian, as he introduced himself, is an extremely professional sports medicine style doctor that from my experience, specializes in getting you *back in the game*. Meaning, he isn't trying to milk you for every penny you have by setting you up on a program of seeing him 5 times a week for the foreseeable future. He actually read the new patient paperwork and entered the room with a strong foundation of my history and why I was there. He didn't ask me to repeat all the stuff I had put on the paperwork, but in-stead paraphrased what I was going through and started working on the issue by doing an exam to determine the severity of my back injury/issue. Then he put me on a tens machine with ice for about 20 minutes, followed by a deep tissue massage of the affected area of my back with Bio Freeze, then did some bone adjustments and muscle manipulation (hope I am describing that correctly). By the end of the visit, I could already feel a huge difference in my range of motion and reduced pain level. He said he wants to see me one or two more times but after that I should be good to go. What doctor does that?!?! I have never been to a chiropractor that is focused on getting me well so I don't have to see him any more. E-VER!!! I was almost offended - LOL. What? Is my money no good here. He he ;) Seriously though. He is extremely professional and great at what he does. I will probably set up a wellness plan to go back to him monthly or at least every 6 weeks just to ensure I remain relatively pain free. Of note: Be aware that he isn't the cheapest in the industry, being 3 times more expensive than my other chiropractor, BUT WORTH EVERY PENNY. While he is covered under my insurance through a co-insurance of 50%, that doesn't kick in until I have met my huge deductible. Technically, it would have been less expensive to just self pay, but then it would not have been applied to my deductible. And, as I said, he is WORTH EVERY PENNY. If you are in pain, go see him. He will fix you and get you "Back In The Game" of life or whatever game you are being held back from, when injured.