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Dr. Maurice Horton, D.C. The emphasis of my practice is the biomechanical relationship between structure and function of the body's musculoskeletal system. My approach to each patient recognizes his or her individuality, understanding that each patient is truly unique, regardless of their symptomatic presentation. I believe in an effective doctor-patient relationship, and a team-oriented approach to achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Intern Training: Life College Intern Clinic
Chiropractic School: Life College of Chiropractic, Marietta, Georgia

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Dr. A. Regina Freeman, D.C. My goal as a Chiropractor is to focus on the health and well being of each patient individually. To restore proper spinal function, reduce nerve pressure, allowing the body to function more properly. To educate my patients about their problem and all the benefits of chiropractic care; therefore, allowing them to make quality decisions about healthier lifestyles. I believe in strong patient / doctor communication along with a warm and caring bedside manner.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Intern Training: Life College Intern Clinic
Chiropractic School: Life College of Chiropractic, Marietta, Georgia

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Dr. H. Shay Cook, D.C. Understanding the patient's need for focused health care and educating them about their health concern/symptoms is the basis of my practice. I feel each patient should be informed about their particular condition, as well as the chiropractic treatments they receive. Open communication and shared responsibility is the basis of an effective doctor-patient relationship and the means to a healthy lifestyle. Patient care in this practice focuses on restoring proper spinal function, range of motion and reducing nerve pressure caused by misalignment in the spinal column. I believe each patient's condition is unique and requires individual attention regardless of their symptoms. Each patient is entitled to a treatment plan that best suits his or her individual needs.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Intern Training: Life College Intern Clinic
Chiropractic School: Life College of Chiropractic, Marietta, Georgia

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Dr. Larry Linett, M.D. As a medical doctor, I strive to treat patients as partners in their overall health care. With so much health-related information available via the Internet and other sources, I try to answer patients' questions and see how this information may be beneficial to them. My goal is to treat each patient as an individual and formulate a health care plan that is right for them.
Board Certified: Emergency Medicine / Medical Acupuncture
Internship and Residency: Wake Forest University, Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem North Carolina
Medical School: Albany Medical College, Albany, New York

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Dr. Drew Smith, D.C. It is my responsibility to build a positive working relationship with each patient. I want to educate them about their particular condition and to guide them through treatment so they may achieve a healthy, pain-free lifestyle. It is important for patients to understand that the nervous system is the master system of the body. Every tissue is affected when nerve interference is present. It is my job to detect areas where interference exists and remove it by administering a chiropractic adjustment, thereby restoring proper nerve function and ultimately returning the patient to health.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Intern Training: Parker College Chiropractic and Wellness Center
Chiropractic School: Parker College of Chiropractics

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Dr. Gene Raby, D.C. Patient education and communication regarding their specific symptoms and need for care is the basic focus of my practice. This allows for quality choices by the individual patient in managing their conditions. Having a strong multi-disciplinary team to assist in the overall outcome is also crucial in helping the patient make the right decisions regarding care. An open line of communication between patient and doctor is the core not only for proper care but also the response. The ability of chiropractic to restore spinal function thus reducing improper pressure upon nerves and allowing the body to function at optimal conditions is the primary goal of restoring health.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Intern Training: Logan College Outpatient Clinic / Rincon Chiropractic Center, Tucson, AZ
Chiropractic School: Logan College of Chiropractic, Chesterfield, MO

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Dr. William N. Mead, D.C. My goal with each and every patient is to improve the quality of their lives and to help each patient individually express their maximum potential as a physical entity by restoring and maintaining neuromusculoskeletal integrity. Helping my patients understand their condition, how it progressed to it's current state, and how the right treatment will help to correct it, is an integral part of my overall approach.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Internship: New York Chiropractic College Outpatient Clinic
Chiropractic School: New York Chiropractic College

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Dr. Donald A. Crouchley, D.C. As a chiropractor, my goal is to provide the best possible chiropractic care to my patients, in order to allow them to reach their optimum health, by restoring normal spinal and nerve functions by reducing spinal subluxations, which is essential for optimum health. it is also my goal to inform the patients about their condition and what must be done to reduce their symptoms and prevent additional complications ad flare-ups.
Board Certified: Chiropractic
Internship: Life Chiropractic Clinic
Chiropractic School: Life Chiropractic College

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