Harris Goldberg, DC DABCI, Chiropractic Physician

I’ve been seeing Dr. Harris Goldberg for chiropractic care and I couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. The staff is friendly and professional, ensuring all my questions were answered promptly. Dr. Goldberg takes the time to thoroughly understand my concerns and medical history before starting my treatment. His approach is both gentle and effective, and I realized significant improvement in my condition after just a few sessions. Dr. Goldberg genuinely cares for his patients. He follows up regularly to check on progress and offers valuable advice on maintaining my spinal health. I highly recommend Dr. Goldberg to anyone seeking chiropractic care.

I am so grateful and thankful that I was referred to Dr Goldberg ; would never go to another again! When I first "walked" into the office (for what I could), I pretty much was in need of a wheelchair due to my lower back , after the first session, I was able to atleast stand up straight and walk again. Now, I feel as good as new, as if nothing had ever happened! Staff is courteous, professional yet still personal - just an all around pleasure !! I would recommend Doc & his crew to anyone, everyone, over and over again!

Excellent Therapy. Highly recommend. WC referral. Started treatment with pain level of 8. Always taking muscle relaxers daily. After 3 months of superb care, I'm feeling much better. Able to function better in work and life. Everyone in office are caring and nurturing....

I spent 2-3 months at this practice, and unfortunately, I can’t say anything positive about my experience. I can’t stop thinking about all unprofessional experiences I had, it’s finally time to leave a review.While there are some decent/great employees and the doctor isn’t necessarily a bad person, the professionalism here is severely lacking, his practice is EXTREMELY outdated, he talks down to clients, and doesn’t seem to care about actually making a difference whatsoever, just dragging his feet until retirement. He clearly doesn’t want to be there or put in any extra effort. His negative reviews online speak columns to this FACT.The overall impression I got was that the doctor isn’t concerned with helping clients feel better but is just going through the motions until he retires. He also has a clear superiority complex and doesn’t handle feedback well. Furthermore, the issues j experience are common themes in his bad reviews and the ones that he’s replied to are childish and embarrassing getting extremely defensive and pointing the finger instead of trying to resolve the issue like a legitimate business owner would. I am a highly successful business owner and I cannot believe his practice has survived this long based what I’ve experienced and read in his comments sections onlineMy biggest issue is that he repeatedly kicked me out of my appointments early—appointments I paid for. This seems to be a common theme in his reviews online. I’m a big guy, 6’2” and 225 pounds, trying to fit on a tiny table, and when he’d give vague instructions about how to position myself, he’d get frustrated and make passive-aggressive comments if I didn’t immediately get it right and telling “YOU NEED TO RELAX”… WHAT ARE TOU TALKING ABOUT?!?!? I AM AS RELAXED AS I CAN GET”. Instead of taking the time to guide me or adjust his approach to find a solution, he’d just blame me and say, “Well, we’re done here,” and send me out after 10 minutes of a 30-45 minute appointment. This is apparently a common practice of his in yelp and google reviews.One visit stands out as particularly bad. I came in with severe neck pain, which I told him about, but he ignored it, went through his usual routine, and ended up making my injury worse by snapping my neck. The pain afterward was unbearable, and it took months to recover. That was my second-to-last visit. On my final visit, he kicked me out early again, and I told the front desk I wouldn’t be coming back. He called me later, “shocked” that I wasn’t returning, but I didn’t even bother explaining why.The office itself is outdated and uncomfortable, with furniture and equipment that clearly haven’t been updated since the ’80s. The waiting room chairs are so old you feel the wooden frame underneath the stained upholstery. The computer check-in system is exhausting and ineffective, and you have to use it every single visit. The doctor relies entirely on this system to decide treatments, which feels impersonal and careless. To me, it speaks volumes of how much he cares about his business and clients…. Doesn’t need to be good, just enough to get by.He acts like he’s the best chiropractor in the world, dismissing clients’ input because “you’re not a doctor,” yet his diagnoses often match exactly what I had described (another common theme in his reviews online). He takes no pride in his work, handing out printouts from 20 years ago as treatment plans and offering no alternatives when those don’t work. My experience was that he prioritizes convenience over care. It’s clear he can’t wait to retire, and I won’t be returning and DEFINITELY not referring anyone close to me. After a few months I received ZERO relief, but I DID receive a much worse injury from him. I was making 10x more progress before seeing him with self diagnosis and researching useful treatments and stretches online. It’s 2025 and he’s still using his school material from the 70’s. He’s a good guy, but in my opinion a very poor chiropractor and business owner

I came to doctor Goldberg to heal an injury after an accident, and from the first appointment I knew he would take good care of me and I felt immediate relief from the first visit. And now I plan come back for regular maintenance and visits due to the their customer service and just their passion to heal and help people.