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Former Chiropractic Employees Describe What They Say Happened Behind The Scenes At Superior Health Centers
Over the past two years more than 50 dissatisfied consumers have reached out the NBC4 I-team after paying more than $10,000 for treatment from a chiropractic business they say did nothing to help them. Now two former employees of Superior Health Centers are sharing information about how they say the business operates.
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Chiropractic Company Accused of Swindling Thousands Out of Customers Uses Pandemic as Selling Point
The Stones are among the more than 50 consumers who have reached out to the NBCLA I-Team about their experience paying thousands of dollars to a business run by chiropractor Philip Straw. They’re not suing, although that lawsuit is now on hold because of the pandemic. But, the I-Team has learned the pandemic is now a selling point for...
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Couple Accuses SoCal Chiropractic Business of Swindling Them Out of $18K
Another couple reached out to the NBCLA I-Team after they paid thousands of dollars to a Southern California based chiropractor for neuropathy treatments they say didn’t work and in their case, caused harm.
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‘I've Been Duped': Disabled Veteran Says He Spent Thousands at Health Center With No Improvement
Carlos Dominguez, a disabled veteran, is one of multiple consumers who accuse a Southern California chiropractic company of preying on their poor health. This is the third story in a series of NBCLA I-Team investigations.
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‘This Is What We Went Through': More Patients Come Forward After I-Team's Investigation Into a SoCal Chiropractic Business
Preying on poor health? That’s what some consumers say a Southern California chiropractic company is doing, and now a doctor chimes in. This is a follow up to an Aug. 14, 2019, NBCLA I-Team investigation.
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Some Patients Say SoCal Chiropractic Business Has Drained Their Bank Accounts and Their Hope
Some consumers have reached out to the NBC4 I-Team accusing “Optimal Health/Straw Chiropractic” of preying on their declining health – charging them thousands of dollars for treatment they feel is bogus.