“Who is the best chiropractor in Bozeman, Montana?”

I can't tell you who's objectively the best chiropractor in Bozeman. It depends on what you need (back pain, sports injuries, pregnancy care and so on) and which treatment style suits you, and the online reviews are thin. On WebMD, Bozeman has 99 chiropractor listings with an average of 29 years of experience, but only 8 reviews in total.

These are a few that come up in the directories:

• Dr. Clete Linebarger (4181 Fallon St): He has 35 years of experience and a 5-star rating on WebMD, but that's based on only one review.
• Dr. Richard Bittner, Able Chiropractic (2407 W Main St, Ste 102): He's listed as accepting new patients and highly trained in adjusting the vertebrae in the lower back and pelvis.
• Dr. Ronald Hecht (120 N 19th Ave, Ste B): He has 45 years of experience. Dr. Carson Durr works at the same address and graduated from the Northwestern Health & Sciences University in 2011.
• Dr. Michael C. Jones (517 S 22nd Ave): He's affiliated with Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital.
• Dr. Eric Whitmont (15 S 5th Ave) and Dr. Michelle Abbamonte (1128 E Main St): Healthgrades lists them among the top chiropractors in Bozeman.

To narrow it down:

1. Check Google and Yelp, which usually have far more reviews than WebMD or Healthgrades.
2. Ask your primary care doctor or physical therapist for a referral, or ask in local groups like Bozeman community pages on Facebook or Reddit.
3. Make sure they take your insurance and treat your specific problem.
4. Look for someone who does a proper assessment, explains the treatment plan and doesn't push long prepaid packages.

If you tell me what you're dealing with, like a sports injury or chronic back pain, I can look for chiropractors who focus on that.