Fish Family Chiropractic

Jason Karp

★★★★★2 weeks ago

Dr Gary and Dr Carolyn are above the rest I’ve been a mess for years been seeing Fish family chiropractic off and on for years I’m not to kind to my body Dr Gary has alway been able to understand my body and fix it which is amazing from my accidents to my over abuse from work I’ve never found anyone that could fix the abuse I’ve cause my self over the years but they have always gotten me feeling better other chiropractic companies and I say that because that’s what are don’t care or understand but the Drs at Fish family make you feel as part of the family 10 out of 10 I’d choose them over all others you won’t be disappointed don’t take my word come see them you’ll be happy you did !! The whole team will make you feel like you belong Becky and Rachel are always there with an inviting smile and vast knowledge to help as well

Jeff Horen

★★★★★2 months ago

I have been visiting Fish Family Chiropractic as needed for the past two years. The conditions I started with - lower back pain and neck pain on both sides - improved gradually and are now gone. Dr. Fish and his staff are very welcoming and a pleasure to work with.

Mary Quat

★★★★★3 months ago

Fish Chiropractic is a rare find. Located in Roswell, off 92, it is worth a drive from wherever you are and there is parking. I found Fish from a referral – my husband. He was being treated for lower back pain, which he has very little of now. I arrived at Fish with chronic shoulder pain and a limp that I have had for five years. This was the result of a broken Achilles tendon in 2020. Today, I am off the Meloxicam and walking tall with a barely perceptible limp. The treatment at Fish Chiropractic isn’t the scary bone cracking stuff commonly seen on YouTube. It is a series of tapping and pushing maneuvers that aren’t scary and don’t hurt. Little by little, tap by tap, my spine and muscles have healed. Fish Chiropractic is a family business owned by Dr. Gary and Dr. Carolyn Fish. Both of them are true experts in their field. This office is highly efficient, pleasant and accommodating. A couple of times I have had to switch appointments and it has been an easy ask. This practice accepts Medicare, although the office is filled with people of all ages, including moms and dads, teenagers and athletes. Fish Chiropractic is two thumbs up, five stars and a 10 out of 10!

Fort Roberts

★★★★★8 months ago

I've been a patient here for six or seven years now. I came from another chiropractor i thought I loved, but whose office was quite far away and becoming increasingly inconvenient to travel to. I only wanted to find a more convenient option. What i got was so much more. While I relied on my old doctor for pain relief, Dr's Carolyn and Gary reassured me that they could actually help *heal.* I fully admit i struggled to believe that. I had an old injury and structural damage. My ortho and previous chiropractor had done everything they could but led me to believe it wasn't realistic I could live pain free ever again. I had learned to accept--even appreciate-- even small improvements in comfort and basically come to terms with disappointing lifestyle limitations like giving up weight training and decades of running. Dr Carolyn did xrays, gently explained a lot of things i didn't really want to bother paying too much attention to, and promised me she could actually help. I didn't know what to think and actually started crying. She asked me what i had to lose. I said I'd give her a shot, but for me it was definitely more wishful than hopeful. I wanted so, so much to believe, but i had been hurting for so long, and it seemed impossible to imagine anything different anymore. In retrospect, I realize she has probably had lots of conversations like this and has enough faith to share. It was an intensive process. Initially I visited multiple times a week. (Again, I had significant structural problems and long term pain, not just a typical achy back and bad posture. Most people probably don't need this much to start with, so don't let it scare you off.) I eventually began to have fewer and fewer days with any pain at all, and after a few weeks realized I wasn't constantly thinking about my shoulder or my jaw, some days not even at all. Over time I cut back to only going there once a week. And I gradually took up running again, very slowly, a little at a time. Within about a year, I was up to a mile and a half or so and another six months later regularly doing 2 to 3 miles at a stretch again. Sometimes I'd push myself too far, or just do something stupid, and the pain would flare up, but the more progress I made with them, the healthier my lifestyle became again as a result, and the cycle got better and better. I'm pain free (except for what I bring on myself, lol) most of the time now. There are some things I still cannot do--push ups and burpees are a permanent part of my past. But I use my arms normally otherwise, play pickleball, throw the baseball with my son, and run 4 to 5 mornings a week! Pain is the exception now, not the rule that overwhelmed every moment and almost every thought for so long. And when it pops up I still get teary eyed thinking about all it stole from me once upon a time, remembering the ongoing anger and frustration of living my life that way, and what an amazing gift these folks have given me. Give them a try. Even if someone else has told you it's impossible. Even if you're scared to hope. They made the difference for me. What have you got to lose?

Glory Perkins

★★★★★10 months ago

Dr. Gary is THE best! Been in his care for 20+ yrs and no one has helped me get through pain like he has. So grateful to him and the team, Ms. Becky, Rachel (amazing touch as well) and Dr. Caroline who I haven’t seen as a patient, but is always so kind! Love these folks!