Kathryn Suzanne Hoyt

I tried her twice over several years and quit after a few visits each time. Even though I had been to other chiropractors over the years, she still put me through a long boring "education" indoctrination on why chiropractic is important. Twice each time! It was all too "used car salesmanship rah rah" for my taste. But the the worst part was her treatment procedures. The waiting area and treatment area are all one big room. There are treatment tables lined up side by side where patients are seen almost side by side. In the middle of a pandemic?? Not good! I felt like I was on an assembly line both times I tried her; rushed in and out with only a couple of minutes of treatment. It was five minutes from the time I walked in the door until I walked out on some visits. In contrast, my former chiropractor who had to retire young due to health issues, had individual treatment rooms and spent about 20 minutes with me each visit, asking questions, checking posture and doing manipulations.