As a Chiropractic physician, My mission is to offer expert evaluation, non‑addictive support for comfort, personalized corrective care plans, and education in preventive wellness. My Chiropractic practice has been an evolutionary reflection of my experience as a Chiropractic patient first and foremost. Having had some very significant injuries starting at a young age and ultimately finding Chiropractic as a solution, combined with my own personal fitness program which also began at a young age, I have learned personally how to manage musculoskeletal pain, personally. Professionally, from my firsthand experience, I offer maintenance approaches many patients find helpful for ongoing comfort and function, despite acute or chronic conditions.

My experiences with pain in combination with my education has given me some unique insight into how to effectively approach patient care. One of the most basic, but key concepts that I have incorporated is the fact that most all healthcare providers and even patients themselves tend to look towards structural damage as the causative factor and focus of care when it comes to treating musculoskeletal pain. My experience has taught me that structural damage is usually the smallest piece to the puzzle while the mechanical compensation by the body to structural damage becomes the real key to effectively correcting the dysfunction that causes pain. Therefore as a Chiropractic Physician, my focus is on addressing underlying dysfunction, which many patients report helps support natural comfort over time.

I integrate emerging therapies and devices designed to support improved mechanics; many patients report these methods may help support faster comfort and mobility.

I am proud to offer my patients progressive therapies that are not offered in many practices. We offer a variety of supportive modalities—such as deep‑tissue laser, whole‑body vibration, mechanical motion therapy, and photobiomodulation—that some patients find help support comfort and tissue maintenance.

My approach considers how daily stressors can influence movement patterns; by supporting balanced mechanics, we aim to help maintain musculoskeletal comfort. These stressors mold us in such a way that is counterproductive to our natural weight bearing and movement mechanics. As our postures change to adapt to these stressors, our bodies often experience the pain or inability to correct the imbalance that eventually leads to a host of musculoskeletal problems or pain.

I have owned and operated several fitness-club based health care practices. I aim to help patients of all ages pursue their comfort and fitness goals and may help support strength through improved structural balance.