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Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic
Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic
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1419 West Arkansas Lane Arlington, TX 76013
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Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic

Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic is a Chiropractor facility at 1419 West Arkansas Lane in Arlington, TX.
Years In Practice 32
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1419 West Arkansas Lane, Arlington, TX 76013
Services Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic practices at 1419 West Arkansas Lane, Arlington, TX 76013. Chiropractors diagnose and treat common spinal misalignments that can occur from lifestyle or injuries causing pain, discomfort and degenerative conditions.

Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic may be able to treat; back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sports injuries, and auto accident injuries.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic in Arlington, TX, please call (817) 860-9888 for more information.
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I went to the Arkansas Pioneer Chiropractic Clinic at the recommendation of a friend who had been twice. They told me there were no "consultation fees" on the first visit. However, there was a $75.00 fee for an exam and $225 dollar fee for ex-rays. What a surprise. Misleading to say the least. I didnt want the ex-rays because I just had a little tension in my neck and lower back. However, the dr. said he wouldn't touch me without an ex-ray. The Usual extortion tactics. During the exam he pulled up on my head and then put his weight on my head and pushed down with a lot of force. When I came out of the exam I still had the tension but also had pain in my neck like "whip lash" and it still hurts 2 weeks later. When I yield to the pressure and went to the next appointment the ex-rays were so dim you could barely see the details. And the machine that took them looked like a ventage 1960's equipment. They never put me on a heat machine, a roller machine, or a tens machine or anything before putting me on the adjustment table. I'm sorry I let him put his hands on my head. Now I do have a problem that needs fixing. And i'm out 300 dollars for nothing. Its the same ole' tactics they have been using since the 1940's.
by Sucker xxx.xxx.85.175
May 11, 2015