09/09/2026
Did you know there’s a lot more behind a Doctor of Chiropractic degree than learning how to adjust the spine?
With 4,200+ hours of classroom, laboratory, and clinical education, chiropractic training covers everything from anatomy, physiology and neuroscience to diagnosis, imaging, nutrition, rehabilitation, chiropractic technique, and extensive hands-on clinical experience.
That broad education allows us to care for patients across the lifespan—from babies to the elderly—and address a wide range of neuromusculoskeletal concerns, including spinal and joint dysfunction, pain, mobility, posture, biomechanics, and overall function.
And our care doesn’t always stop at the adjustment. Depending on a patient’s individual needs, we may incorporate rehabilitation, therapeutic exercise, laboratory testing, nutritional evaluation, targeted supplementation, and lifestyle support to create a more comprehensive approach to care.
As portal-of-entry doctors, we’re also educated to properly examine patients, interpret clinical findings, recognize red flags, and know when additional evaluation or referral is appropriate.
For us, it’s about looking at the whole person—not just where it hurts. We want to understand why something is happening and use the tools within our scope to help improve function and support better health.
At Waldrop Chiropractic & Wellness, our goal is simple: look for the root cause, provide individualized care, and help our patients move better, feel better, and live better.
