Dr. Drew Hall

Having worked in Hospitals for over 35 years as an Administrator, I was very skeptical of Chiropractors and the services they provided. Boy, was I wrong. After meeting Dr. Hall and Beth, I took a chance and had Dr. Hall perform the Blair Upper Cervical Procedure on me. The results were amazing. I had been recently diagnosed with Meniere’s Disease which causes vertigo, tinnitus and loss of hearing. Since I began seeing Dr. Hall, my vertigo and tinnitus have diminished by 90%. And I am still hoping for the restoration of some of my hearing loss. Thank you Dr. Hall. And thank you Beth for making each visit so pleasant.

Discovering Dr. Drew Hall at Sarasota Upper Cervical has been life-changing for me. For over 7 years, I struggled with balance issues that no other specialists could solve. Dr. Hall gave me hope. His approach not only found the cause of my problems but also gave me effective treatment that has greatly improved my life. Before I saw Dr. Hall, my balance problems made daily tasks hard. I couldn't drive long distances and felt overwhelmed in crowds. Since starting treatment with Dr. Hall, things have turned around. He found a neck issue that other doctors missed and his adjustments have eased my symptoms and boosted my confidence. Now, I'm not afraid to drive or be around people. Dr. Hall's care and dedication are amazing. He listened to me, understood my worries, and made a treatment plan just for me. I'm thankful to have found such a caring and skilled doctor. Thank you, Dr. Hall, for all your help in improving my health and life. I highly recommend Dr. Drew Hall to anyone with similar issues. His care has made a huge difference for me, and I'm so grateful for his commitment to his patients' well-being.

If I could give more than five stars I would give ten! I have been having balance issues and vertigo attacks for coming up on a year. I went to numerous doctors and had x-rays, CT scans, MRI's with and without dye and no medical doctor was able to help me. I was on a regimen of waking up at 3 A.M every morning to take 50 mg's of Meclizine which is a motion sickness medication so when I woke up to get ready for work I didn't wake up and have a vertigo attack or at least I could walk semi normal without bumping into walls or tripping on furniture. Many times after having my morning coffee I could feel vertigo beginning to kick in so I would take a 5mg Valium to keep me calm. I was simply masking my real problem which was my vertebrae at the base of my skull were out of line with the vertebrae beneath it, pinching nerves that were causing my vertigo and cramped fingers in the morning and I'm sorry to get gross but my three years long of continuous constipation. I'm sure it's corrected things I haven't even noticed it yet. I went in on a Friday at 12:30 pm in the afternoon and told him I'm 59 years old and have been through chiropractors before and they never fixed anything so I had almost zero confidence in him fixing me but I was depressed and had nowhere else to go so what did I have to lose. He put me in a chair that was like half X-ray , half MRI and showed me the results where the nerves were being pinched causing all of these issues. He told me before he did anything at all that he was sure he could make me better including any issues like constipation. I felt like he was pitching me a procedure that was too good to be true but I went ahead and let him try. He put me on a table to give me what I think is called an "Atlas adjustment. He did it three times and when I got up I still felt the same so I just assumed it was a waste of my time , thanked him and went to get a haircut. After that I was still dizzy. My wife and I went to dinner next which took about an hour and a half then got up to go home. Still dizzy. Went home and climbed in bed to watch Netflix and after 30 minutes or so I felt a little frisky and we did what married people do. (If ya know what I mean?). Afterwards I got up to shower and HOLY MACKEREL!!!!!!!!!! I'm not DIZZZZZZZZY!!!!!!!!! I even told her I couldn't believe it but I was walking a straight line, no brain fog or feeling of anxiety tied into vertigo. I thought maybe it was just a temporary feeling so every time I got up I noticed I was still walking straight and feeling good. I woke up in the middle of the night and still felt good. I would say I was around 90% better with only a little dizziness which would only come on when I was working in a way that was causing me to go in circles. It did go away though after I stopped. This is now Tuesday, 4 days later and my follow up appointment was today. I have got to tell you, I have not FELT THIS DAMN GOOD IN YEARS!!!! I FEEL LIKE A NEW MAN!!!! He said I may have a couple ups and downs and showed me exercises to do to help straighten me back out. If you are feeling dizzy or even just have an overall feeling of blah, I would HIGHLY suggest seeing Dr. Drew Hall. I feel like I owe my happiness to him and will keep coming back for a while whether I needed adjusting or not. I'll let him be the judge of that or If I'm feeling not right I'll let him Know. Don't put it off for ever like I did. I wish I had known years ago instead of suffering all these years. He's a miracle worker !!!!!!