Dr. Benjamin Kleinbrodt

To call Ben a chiropractor is a misnomer. There is not much this man cannot do. I have had back, neck and shoulder issues for years. Each of these treated with expert care over the years. He is quite simply the best!!

discovered that there is no "Dr. Ben" in Florida. Visiting another chiropractor in Florida left me disappointed, as the work they did was nothing like Dr. Ben. So, I made a few appointments with Dr. Ben when I was back in LA for business recently, and after just two sessions I have *substantial* improvement in the back and sciatica pain I had developed in the three years since I last saw him. Not just "some" improvement, but significant, noticeable, and substantial improvement. This isn't the first time Dr. Ben fixed something for me. When I first came to him, I had a chronic neck problem from a car accident. I couldn't tilt my head to the left side (like to tuck a phone between my ear and my shoulder) without significant pain. Dr. Ben did his thing with my neck, and I felt something mobilize internally (like something that had been stuck got unstuck). And after that first session, I was able to tuck my phone between my ear and shoulder -- something I hadn't been able to do in years. Dr. Ben is truly amazing at what he does. To go from being in chronic pain to being mostly pain-free is life-changing. I'm definitely not going to let another 3 years pass without making a trip to LA to see Dr. Ben.

Over the years, I’ve been to many chiropractors, PTs, massage therapists, and acupuncturists. I’ve met good, bad, and ok providers over the course of that time and I can say after two visits, Dr. Kleinbrodt is one of the good ones. Honestly, I knew that after the first visit, but after the second visit, I am convinced he is my guy. If you’re looking for a provider who does an in depth assessment and tailors their treatment to your unique problem, I’d recommend Brentwood Spine and Sport. I feel 100% better than I did three days ago and am confident that by my third visit, there won’t be a need for a fourth. At least, until I reinjure myself (which I inevitably will).