I would not recommend this facility or Dr. Belba as he was extremely unprofessional and unreasonable towards me

A friend referred me to Dr. Mike after I had back and knee issues from boxing workouts and triathlon training. The office does not replicate a zen garden. They do not have aromatherapy, nor do they offer you a cup of tea. Dr. Mike will not examine your spine and musculature, or your aura, and tell you if you are eating too much sugar or dairy. I have been to one of those places, and I much prefer the straight-forward physiologically-grounded approach provided by Dr. Mike. I started going 2 times per week and was pain free after about 3 weeks. I continue to see Dr. Mike once a week for an adjustment, and to keep me moving so I can work out regularly and without pain. I personally enjoy the massage chair, and have really benefited from electro-stimulation on both my back and knee. Furthermore, Dr. Mike is a great guy. He is soft-spoken, empathetic, funny, and takes the time to carefully and thoroughly answer questions (usually with diagrams and/or skeletal models) whenever I

I have been going to Westlake Chiropractic for about 8 months and notice a significant improvement in my back and neck pain. Dr. Mike Belba is not only a very effective chiropractor, but he is such a caring, knowledgeable, relaxed, and overall pleasant person to entrust with your medical issues. The ambience of the office is comfortable, and I receive a variety of treatments during my twice a week visits. The office is also conveniently located right off the Lake Street exit of the Edens expressway, so is easily accessible for me from the city. I have received treatment from both Dr. Mike and Dr. Joel, and they are both wonderful! You can't go wrong with either doctor, as Dr. Joel is also very skilled and friendly. Mandy at the front desk is also so friendly and helpful. Treatments for my personal issues include spinal adjustment (it feels fantastic!), stretching my back on the rotating flexion table, the "Cadillac" of massage chairs, "stim pads" which are currents that stimu