Meet the doctors

Dr. Tyson Swigart is a 1997 cum laude graduate from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Iowa.  He has completed post-graduate coursework to become a Board-Certified Sports Physician. He obtained his bachelor's degree at the University of Maryland in exercise physiology in 1992, where he worked as a strength and conditioning coach and ran his own successful personal training business.  He has maintained his certified strength and conditioning specialist status since 1992 by continuing to take coursework related to improving human performance.  Dr. Swigart serves on the board of the Slippery Rock University exercise science department as a physician advisor helping to direct curriculum. He is actively involved in developing strength and conditioning programs for local sports teams and in treating their athletes.  He is regarded as one of western Pennsylvania's leading experts on the science of movement. 

Dr. Nathaniel Deitrick is a magna cum laude graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in Florida and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). As a former collegiate volleyball athlete, Dr. Deitrick has a deep, firsthand understanding of human movement. He uses his background in competitive sports to help patients restore function, prevent injury, and move with confidence. He has experience working with patients and athletes, ranging from second graders to Division I collegiate athletes, with a particular interest in sports injuries, rehabilitation and performance.  Dr. Deitrick combines chiropractic care, exercise with strength and conditioning to help patients of all ages and fitness levels. He places an emphasis on patient education and practical home exercises that can be incorporated into daily routines, helping patients stay active and  make progress both in and outside of the office.

1. MOVEMENT EQUALS HEALTH :True wellness begins with continuous, functional motion.
2. TRAIN MOVEMENT NOT MUSCLES: True strength is built by practicing patterns, not isolating  body parts. 
3. FUNCTION DICTATES FORM: True asthetic and structural balance follow pruposeful design.