Tina M. Ingram, DC

tonya currey 

on Google

9 months ago

Help me by finding out that I was allergic to ivermectin, not the cancer pill or Fenbendazole. Very relieved, I was pretty miserable. 

Tamara Jackson 

on Google

10 months ago

You call and call and can’t get through then when you finally do get through you ask if they accept your insurance and they do! You make an appt for yourself and your spouse and the day of that appt comes and they call an hour before saying they just now decided to verify your insurance and they need a referral from your primary care doctor. Ok, so I need to request that our doctor send you a referral? Yes. Where should they send that referral? Have them fax the referral to XXX that’s our fax number. Got it, let’s reschedule... read more

Sherry Craig 

on Google

2 years ago

I visited Dr Tina Ingram’s DC (office) after the beginning of this year, who has supposedly received her Nurse Practitioner degree to use as her primary role in care giving within their office. I had heard from trusted friends of her successful treatment within her chiropractic role, therefore I took interest in setting up an appointment since I was pursuing answers to personal medical questions and valued her updated medical training. Upon arrival, a health intake question was completed and Dr. Ingram met with me in her off... read more

Lana Johnson 

on Google

2 years ago

I saw Mrs. Ingram today for the first-time time she also confirmed what other doctors have told me that's wrong so I find her correct in her diagnosis. I have always went to alternative doctors and I was impressed with her approach and knowledge. She is not a M.D. and I didnt notice her claiming to be. However she was an amazing DC. I would recommend her for the alternative approch of medicine. Her and doctors like her may keep you alive. I would give her more than 5 stars actually. Glade to know she is so close to me.