HealthSource Chiropractic Reviews

Have a lawyer review your contract and be very careful. They will screw you. If they promise you that you'll be able to buy your clinic, you won't unless you want to pay three times the value of your office (which you won't be able to get a loan for). If they promise that you'll make a certain amount of money, you'll probably only make your base pay and perhaps just a little more. If you are okay with your base pay and you don't care about buying the office and you are okay with being forced to work every weekend doing screenings at fairs, farmer's markets, flea markets, etc, then you will learn something while working there.

I've seen unethical patient treatment in multiple offices designed to maximize profit rather than deliver recommendations based on the need of the patient. It's churn and burn at every employee level. Regardless of talent or drive, it is difficult to maintain motivation with this environment. A lot of work for very little financial or emotional reward. If you go into it (which I wouldn't advise), go into it with a goal to learn what to do and more importantly, what not to do. Have an exit plan and treat it like a student teaching position. Ignore the mirage of the moving bonus and ownership potential. Every office is run differently but the above applies to multiple offices that I've seen or talked to.