Greg M

B.S.: State University of N.Y.
Doctorate: New York Chiropractic College
Diplomate of American Chiropractic Neurological Board (DACNB)
Workers Compensation Qualified Medical Examiner (QME)
Gentle Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (VOM)
Certified Veterinary Chiropractitioner (CVCP)

Years in practice, 1983-Present
Practiced internationally, 1987-1991
Part of a medical team for Pain Management at an Israeli Hospital in Haifa

Sports Injury Physician for the Bat Dor Israeli BalletI was not conscious for my first chiropractic visit. No, I wasn't out partying in Hollywood. I was two years old.

I had reoccurring 106 degree fevers. According to my parents, each time they took me to the emergency room they were told that I did not have a bacterial infection and that they could not help me. After a few of these episodes, they told my parents that they did not know what was wrong with me and that I was going to die. With that uplifting news, they did what my patients typically do today, with no other hope; they decided to try a chiropractor. Our neighbor, Dr. Willis gave me an adjustment and the fever went away almost immediately and never returned. Dr. Willis and I are still good friends to this day.

The rest is history, which I know isn't exactly the history that this section was looking for. My parents wanted me to become a chiropractor since that first encounter. My patients are glad I did. I hope you will be too.