Robert Klein, Chiropractor

07/18/2014

One could not stop the flood of feelings as I said farewell to many patients who became friends over the years. I truly cared about my family of patients.

I wondered, as I said goodbye, whether I had to do this. Why not practice for one or two days per month (and remain involved with my beloved patients)?

The office phone rang after I took my skeleton down for the last time. It was a case manager (works in the evil empire). She asserted that I couldn't write a disability note for a patient who'd been injured at work but was no longer being treated under comp. Of course she was wrong...but she was NASTY.

I'm thinking, 'Oh yeah, trying to get money for service I rendered in good faith...never charging patients when they deserved care (the laws were written to provide protection to workers and employers, equally. But give a corporate entity half and it will immediately want another half of your half). And running up against people like that case manager.

Oh yeah! There are some pretty good reasons to be happy about retirement after all!

06/17/2014

I am 'pulling the plug' after 38 wonderful years of practice in Norwood. The office will be closing after July 17th. Hopefully, patients will visit during the transition period I arranged with Dr. Francey and Dr. Towle in their Canton office. I plan to be available at their office, two days per week (on Mondays and Thursdays) for about a month. I will confer with these two fine doctors of Chiropractic about each active case and will transfer your records during that time.

My technique, based on functional testing is the main thing that set me apart as a Chiropractor. If you visit during the transition period, Dr. Towle or Francey will become well acquainted with the specific application of my technique for your condition. I urge all existing and past patients to call their office (315-386-2273) to set up an appointment. We probably can't accept 'walk-ins.'

Drs. Francey and Towle are able to continue with No-Fault and Medicare cases. Worker's Compensation cases may be accepted on a conditional basis. Of course cash or private insurance patients can be seen. Their office policies and fee schedules (rather than mine) will be effective during the transition and in the future.

Again, I thank you all for the opportunity to serve, for the friendship and even the love I've received during my long career. It is time for me to be a 'house husband' to my lovely wife, Diane.

Rob Klein DC

04/29/2014

http://www.collective-evolution.com/2014/04/26/a-major-development-in-the-vaccine-autism-link-exposes-the-cdcs-cover-up-2/

04/10/2014

http://www.inquisitr.com/1202191/your-bra-may-be-killing-you-scientists-call-for-boycott-of-komen/

03/26/2014

The office will be closed on Thursday, March 27th for Dad's funeral. The Chiropractic profession lost one of its greatest ambassadors last week.

03/24/2014

Thank you for your prayers and kind thoughts. The office will be closed Thursday, March 28th for Dad's funeral.

03/01/2014

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2014/02/26/mammograms.aspx

02/03/2014

http://www.upworthy.com/30000-people-die-each-year-getting-something-they-dont-need-its-time-we-address-the-problem?g=2&c=ufb1

If you could make $8,000 in five minutes or $15 in 45 minutes, which would you choose?

01/02/2014

Special office hours, Thursday, January 2nd. We will be open between 8:30AM and noon; also in the afternoon between 2:00 and 5:00.

10/08/2013

Only 10 percent of adult sore throat cases are causes by bacteria, but 60 percent of these patients are given antibiotics.

09/24/2013

An updated estimate says it could be at least 210,000 patients a year – more than twice the number in the Institute of Medicine’s frequently quoted report, “To Err is Human.”