What This Means for Our Patients

Your care is guided by Dr. Julie Gross, who holds both a Doctorate in Chiropractic and a Master’s in Applied Clinical Nutrition. This dual training allows her to view your health through two essential lenses:

• Structure and movement — spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system

• Function and metabolism — inflammation, nutrition, and healing patterns

• This integrated approach means your care is:

• Non-invasive and focused on restoring comfort

• Evidence-based and personalized

• Empowering and educational

We meet you where you are—supporting your body’s natural ability to heal and helping you move, feel, and function at your best.

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A Doctoral Foundation in Whole-Person Health
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Chiropractors complete a four-year doctoral program after undergraduate prerequisites. Training blends advanced science, hands-on technique, and clinical experience.

Key areas of study include:

• Anatomy, physiology, neurology, and biomechanics

• Radiology and diagnostic assessment

• Manual therapy and adjusting techniques

• Rehabilitation and movement strategies

• Lifestyle and nutrition foundations

This prepares chiropractors to deliver safe, effective care for pain, mobility, and overall wellness.