Yoder Chiropractic Bait-and-Switch much? Vancouver Washington

It's a bait-and-switch at best or discrimination at worst. I walked in to ask about their special that they had advertised on a sign. I was looking for some massage therapy for a car wreck that happened awhile ago. The sign lists the price of $39 for a new patient visit for a chiropractic adjustment and massage. I know what those are since I've had to see a chiropractor before for my car wreck so I"m not a total dummy about it and I've got lingering issues from the wreck. I go and ask the lady behind the counter about the special and how much massage therapy costs with it and she takes one look at me and tells me that a massage is $160 and that the special is ending tomorrow.

Who pays $160 for massage therapy? Luckily I found someone for $65 which turns out to be the going rate around here after I called around because of these clowns. So much for $39. False advertising much? That would have been the end of it except I've driven by the place a few times since and guess what - the $39 sign is still there and hasn't budged one bit. That's what's bothered me about this place. Either it's a scam to get you in or there is some "insensitivity" about this place which made me so mad I ended up making the effort to write a review. Avoid.