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Evergreen Chiropractic Capitol Hill
Category: Chiropractors [Edit]
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill1666 E Olive Way
(between E Belmont Ave & E Boylston Ave)
Seattle, WA 98102
(206) 323-1666
- Hours:
Mon. 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tue. 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wed. 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Thu. 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
- By Appointment Only:
- No
4 reviews for Evergreen Chiropractic Capitol Hill
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Updated - 7/2/2008
11/2/2009
5/21/2009
4/17/2008
One of the Business' Favorite Reviews What's This?
So, I guess I have some credits that I can use there and I went back this morning. I'm happy. AND my neck and back are happy :) Clifton is nice enough to call me and let me know about the credits! If not, I would have been in pain right now...Thank you so much Clifton!
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6/11/2008
I stopped going there because my insurance was expired. Sucks, eh? It's been a week since I had my… Read more »
This place may seem like a nice establishment from the outside, and people that work there may very well be nice people, but my girlfriend went here several times, and she started getting bruised all over her body, so she decided to stop going. I have seen these bruises myself, and it's not pretty. I would never ever recommend anybody to go to this place for chiropractic care.
I've been to quite a few chiropractors over the years, but Dr. Russel Kun is the best I've found in WA. His adjustments make my spine happy and his cheerful disposition always makes my day better. Margret and Wayne, the fabulous office staff, are sweet, patient and genuinely friendly. They're also very flexible with payments- they'll work with you and your insurance to get you a good deal.
One of the incidents included in "The Worst Christmas Vacation Ever" last year was when we were rear-ended on the freeway in Grants Pass, destroying my cute new car. We finally got around to seeking treatment after a few months of increasingly painful aftershocks, and decided to check out Evergreen Chiropractic since its only four blocks from our house. We're so glad we did! The first time we went, we showed up for the free wednesday evening health class in addition to our x-rays. (The X-ray machine makes an awesome 2001-esque *PING*) Dr Russel Kun is very informative and funny and adheres to the hippy-la-la nutrition ideals that I myself cling to (ignore the diet coke I'm drinking). Our adjustments have been great, though I sometimes feel I am being tossed about like a rag doll. Dr Bennet, who is there every other Friday, is also quite good and very gentle. Matthew is our massage therapist, and he is an absolute dear. Even during deeper work, he never hurt me unlike some brutes I have been rubbed down by in the past. Clifton, the receptionist, is sweet and accomodating. He is also an aspiring chiropractor, so he has a genuine interest in the work being done there, as well as a knack for pleasant conversation. There are also whale vertebrae in the waiting room, and that is neat. If you find yourself in need of an adjustment, you should check these folks out.
Meet the Business Owner: Dr. Russell K.
Dr. Russell graduated from Life West Chiropractic College in 1998 and opened his first practice in Hayward, California in 1999. He served his community there until 2007, when he bought Evergreen Chiropractic in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle, Wa. Dr. Russell has a sound philosophy and knows without equivocation that the human body is designed with an innate intelligence that, under the right circumstances, is able to heal itself. With this in mind, he administers specific and effective chiropractic adjustments that offer pain relief and correct spinal and joint alignment.
In addition to his doctorate in chiropractic, Dr. Russell has also attended numerous seminars about nutrition, diet, weight loss and how today's life style can adversely effect overall health. He offers health talks to numerous local businesses and also makes it his aim to educate his own patients about how their particular life choices may play into their day to day health and functionality.
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