Chiropractic Soprano's Style
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By Michael Dorausch, D.C.The state of New Jersey is an interesting place to say the least. The "Garden State" is often referred to as a less than pretty and/or friendly place to visit. Quite a few chiropractors practice in the state of New Jersey and while it may come as a surprise to some, a number of the world's most principled DCs call this state home. You may be more likely to associate the state with the Soprano's HBO series rather than principled chiropractic but I assure you, chiropractic is delivered with much love and principle in this beautiful state. I had been to New Jersey many times but had yet to visit a chiropractors office until this past weekend. I had many questions which led to my taking this recent visit. Just how does a loving, serving, giving chiropractor practice in this state? Why do so many of them see such volume? How do they keep them coming back and why do so many folks refer? What is the secret? As a reporter of chiropractic news, I felt it was my moral duty to find out the answers to these and other burning questions. While in Clifton, I discovered a gem of a chiropractic office. The "family chiropractic" sign outside was inviting and warm. But it was what I found inside that answered my questions. On the wall among chiropractic posters and many photos of young and old children was a notice, a notice that let all know just what they could expect in such a loving place of healing.  "Patients that do not refer others to our office will have their kneecaps removed." - Signed "The Management"Notice the pretty flower in the lower left corner. After all, I did say it was the Garden State. 
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