Jeff Langmaid (YouTube video) discusses parental satisfaction with pediatric chiropractic care, citing high satisfaction rates (about 75–95%). He notes pediatric chiropractic is less mainstream than spinal care in the general population, though parents who experience it report overwhelming satisfaction.
Here's a really interesting one. Parental satisfaction with pediatric care and chiropractic, 75 to 95% satisfaction rates. That's surprising to me, not because we don't do a great job as chiropractors taking care of the pediatric population. But that's probably maybe not the least researched, but there's the most variability. Many people out there at this point are pretty familiar with the fact that if you have a quote, unquote back issue, going to chiropractor is a good idea. Pediatrics is not something people naturally put together. So it's still, I'm going to say, a little less mainstream than somebody coming in to see us for a spinal issue. That doesn't mean it's not important. That doesn't mean that I don't support it. But in the general population, pediatric care is definitely not as common as spinal care. Yet when people experience pediatric care, parents are overwhelmingly satisfied, which is really, really great.
