Washington Chiropractic is down the street from Comet. I'm not looking to further incite implication of any business that happens to be nearby, this just struck me as curious. Amidst mostly glowing reviews (all from 2 or 3 years ago), there is the following anonymous one star review. It's made by a verified customer and was posted 11 months ago - more recently than the others. Makes a point to note the Scientology material in the last line:

I received am emailed request to write a review, since I must still be on the mailing list after several years. Sure! Ok. So here it goes; I went for a free massage offer many years ago, and the tactics used to try to convince me that I needed to immediately sign on to a multi-year, costly chiropractic treatment plan were overly-aggressive and uncomfortable. I understand that the point of the free massage offer was to score a new patient, but the immediate closing of the office door and running my credit information for payment options for my multi-year treatment plan that I'd not yet agreed to felt desperate and put me very ill-at-ease. Aside from the bad feeling I got from this encounter, the office ended up being too far away for me to realistically come in on a regular basis, although the Dr. couldn't seem to accept that as truth. Yes, yes, I should have ended it then and there, but I admit I initially succumbed to the intense scare tactics and pressure. I did call to cancel future service shortly thereafter, and the Dr got on the phone with a pretty desperate plea for me to stay on-- including more scare tactics. I did not feel at all like this was at all a concern for my well-being, rather solely the loss of the $$$. The whole expedience for me was, well, icky. The amount of Scientology materials in the waiting area are worth noting, as an added weird factor.