Whole Health Chiropractic

Dr. Ryan has been a member of the Colorado Springs area for the last 10 years, first as a Medical Operations Officer for the United States Army, and now as a top practicing family & sports Chiropractor. He earned his Bachelor's degree in Dietetics and his Masters degree in Sports Injury Management before going on to earn his Doctorate in Chiropractic.

The role of the chiropractor is to first help the patient achieve their health goals in regards to the nervous system, structure and pain relief. In the past, people believed chiropractic care was simply to help with back or neck pain, but it is so much more than that.

As traditional doctors are focusing more on illness and disease, chiropractors are part of the wellness industry supporting people in preventative care and providing an alternative to pain medications, when appropriate.Chiropractic care can vary greatly depending on the techniques used and the training and philosophy of the provider in Colorado Springs or elsewhere.

I love Ryan. He is an awesome chiropractor, very knowledgeable and wants to share that knowledge with you so that you understand how you're going to benefit from what he does. He is a veteran and veteran friendly. They are able to do X-rays on the spot and have massage therapists as well. I can't speak highly enough to do Whole Health Chiropractic justice.

Corrective Care Chiropractic is a completely different approach to achieving and maintaining optimal health. A Corrective Care Chiropractor will evaluate the Nervous System and Spinal Column evaluating the person for not only trauma and pathology, but more importantly for function. Since our Central Nervous System controls all joints, tissues, organs and glands of the body, we need it to function as close to 100% as possible.

Wellness Care seeks to turn on the body's natural healing ability by removing anything that might interfere with normal function, trusting that the body would know what to do if nothing were interfering with it. Subtle misalignments of the spine can interfere with proper function and contribute to injuries, sickness and even mental health issues.