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Hoosick Family Chiropractic
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citysearch c.
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I have had experience with many chiropractors in the different towns I've lived in, and although I have tried to keep an open mind about Dr, Cuttler my overwhelming impression of him after many visits is that he has a strict view that if you cannot comply with his proscribed treatment, usually 3 visits a week for 4 weeks to start with, he can do basically nothing for you and the treatment you receive will be half-hearted and minimal.
While I know that frequent and successive visits are required for optimal treatment and recovery it has been my experience that even occasional chiro treatment can be beneficial, but that has not been the case with Dr. Cuttler even when I have tried going once a week. Although he will make a few small adjustments and give you a few minutes hooked up to an electrode massage device he comes across as dismissive and almost scornful if you cannot afford to pay for unlimited treatments.
Although he is competent and I believe sincere in his belief that multiple weekly sessions is the only way he can help you, his inflexibility regarding any other options is unfortunate. Essentially, if you can afford multiple weekly sessions he exerts himself and does a good job, but if not do not bother seeking treatment.
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