Access Family Chiropractic

I’m from the neighborhood, literally right behind the building. After five years of dealing with pain and not doing anything about it, I finally got tired of it and decided to come here. I didn’t know anything about the chiropractor’s office beforehand, but Meghan is very nice (I hope I spelled her name right!), she’s so friendly like the kind that wakes up happy every morning never miserable like your typical fast food worker and Dr. Mosley is awesome at helping fix my back. He’s kind, friendly, and very intelligent. The place is also beautiful! And best of all, they accept MassHealth and all health insurance. Honestly, a place this nice doesn’t look like they would accept MassHealth, but they do! It’s beautiful inside and outside. It’s not your typical boring chiropractor waiting room. The office is actually in a house, and it’s so much nicer and more welcoming than most chiropractor offices I’ve been to. The parking is great too, with plenty of space right in the back. And one of the things I really noticed is that it smells good! It doesn’t have that typical hospital or medical office smell. Overall, I’m really happy I decided to come here. I wish I had done it sooner!

I’ve always been scared of going to a chiropractor, but after my car accident I decided to give it a try and I’m so glad I did. Dr. Thomas has been amazing. He’s extremely knowledgeable and takes the time to explain everything during every session so I fully understand what he’s doing and why. What I appreciate the most is how much he focuses on educating his patients. Every visit I learn something new about my body and recovery. He makes the whole experience comfortable and reassuring, especially for someone like me who was nervous at first. I highly recommend Dr. Thomas to anyone looking for a chiropractor who truly cares about his patients and takes the time to make sure you feel informed and supported throughout your treatment.

the atmosphere is inviting a welcome home kind of feel which makes being there really comfortable. the receptionist greet you kindly while coming in and while going out. Super clean and well kept establishment. Dr.Rod, is without question, very experienced and he makes treatment something you look forward to!! he's got my recommendation. thank you Doctor Rod

I visited the doctor feeling quite emotional because of pain/stiffness in my lower back, and it turned out to be the best decision I could have made. He took the time to explain my treatment, and I fully committed to it, resulting in a significant release of pressure from my back. My neighbor noticed my progress, so I kindly recommended chiropractic care to her as well. Now we support each other by walking to our chiropractic appointments together and ensuring we don't miss any treatments.The front desk staff as well as the doctor are amazing and if you need to reschedule they are flexible. Highly recommend it!

My 66-year-old mother had her first-ever chiropractic visit at this office, and the experience was very distressing. From the beginning, the chiropractor was loud and abrupt. When my mother tried to explain that she was experiencing neck pain and dizziness, he repeatedly interrupted her, raising his voice and demanding she answer his question without allowing her to explain her symptoms. This caused her to become visibly upset and tearful. The examination felt rushed and lacked clear communication. She was moved between rooms without explanation and asked a series of rapid questions about pain locations. She was then placed on a table with her head lowered and received adjustments using a mechanical tool on her neck and back that caused her pain. The chiropractor also used a roller aggressively on her left side, which was uncomfortable. At the end of the visit, she was told she would need 12 treatments over 4 weeks (3 times per week) without a clear explanation, diagnosis, or discussion of alternatives. Given her age and the fact that this was her first chiropractic experience, the lack of compassion, professionalism, and informed consent was concerning. Patients—especially elderly or first-time patients—should be treated with patience, respect, and clear communication. Unfortunately, that was not the case here.