Someone once said to me "there are good chiropractors and then there are better chiropractors." My spine history is a common one, so I won't bore you with particulars; pain started 20 years ago, got progressively worse and eventually even the chiropractic adjustments weren't working. MRI results showed a couple of bulging disc and spinal decompression became the literal life saver. By the time I consulted with Dr. Kubecka, I'd had two 20-pull series with additional pulls in between every few months. In case you're counting, that's several thousands of dollars, all out-of-the-pocket.... Over the years I consulted with over a half-dozen chiropractors, all quite skilled and good. But if was Dr.Kubecka who took a closer look. I am able to withstand walking 3 and 4 hours at a time when previously one hour of sitting, standing, walking, ect. required bed rest. I don't wake up with headaches every morning these days, my diagnosis of vertigo is "gone". That and more--because the vertebrae didn't sit correctly and other chiropractors missed it. Perhaps it is Dr. Kubecka's personal experience with back issues that provide the empetus to give his patients extra care. Perhaps it is his specific, unique training and his skilled capacity for its application. Perhaps it is his strong dedication and devotion to his profession. I don't know. But know I've now experienced the difference between a good chiropractor and a better one.