I became a chiropractor because I believe in caring for the whole person, not just treating symptoms. Health is affected by many things, and my goal is to help patients feel their best with compassion and sincerity. I love seeing how chiropractic care can improve a person’s health and quality of life. Since it’s a gentle, non-invasive approach, many people feel comfortable seeking the care they need.

During my undergraduate studies at Penn State University, I earned a degree in Bio-Behavioral Health. I was drawn to helping people, especially those in need, and knew I wanted to continue that work as a chiropractor. I went on to graduate from New York Chiropractic College (now Northeast College of Health Sciences) in 2008.

Throughout my training, I had the privilege of working with pregnant women, children, and individuals in rehabilitation centers for substance abuse. Many of these patients suffered from chronic pain and emotional stress, and I saw firsthand how chiropractic care helped bring them relief. This experience strengthened my passion for serving the community. To me, being a doctor also means being a humanitarian—someone who helps others when they need it most.

At MHC Healthcare, I use manual joint manipulation to help reduce pain and improve movement. I also have a certification in physiotherapy, which allows me to use different treatments like soft tissue therapy, ultrasound therapy, electric stimulation, and spinal traction. My goal is to not only treat pain but also to teach patients how to care for themselves long-term. This includes home exercises, lifestyle tips, and ways to improve daily activities.

I feel grateful for the chance to help people live healthier, happier lives, and I look forward to continuing this work with our patients at MHC Healthcare.