Dr. Chase is a graduate of Northwestern Health Sciences University. He is a licensed Florida Doctor of Chiropractic with a Sports Emphasis. While at Northwestern Health Sciences University he also received his Bachelor's degree in Human Biology. Also, he studied Exercise Science at Saginaw Valley State University before heading to Northwestern Health Sciences University for chiropractic school. 

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Dr. Chase has worked with all types of patients in Minneapolis, Minnesota for a year before moving down to Wesley Chapel, Florida to help patients achieve a higher quality of life. Dr. Chase has a passion for working with active individuals and athletes of all ages. He has worked alongside a variety of different athletes throughout his 10-year career as a Personal Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach allowing him to better understand their movement patterns and specific mechanisms of injury in athletes.  

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Dr. Chase focuses on the treatment of not only the Spine but the Hip, Knee, Shoulder, Neck, and Ankle, as well. Specializing in MRT (Muscle Release Technique), he treats various muscle conditions with this GOLD standard soft tissue muscle treatment. Dr. Chase is often sought after for his expertise in sports rehab and recovery. 

 

When he is not in the office, he enjoys weight lifting, running, playing football and basketball, watching any sporting event, traveling, and spending time with his fiance Dr. Kelsey, and daughter Harlem.

Dr. Kelsey is a graduate of Northwestern Health Sciences University. She is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. While at Northwestern Health Sciences University, she also received a Bachelor’s in Human Biology. 

 

Dr. Kelsey specializes in musculoskeletal pain, mental health, injection therapy, and digestive issues. She focuses on listening to each patient's needs and believes working together is key to achieving incredible and lasting results for their health and well-being.

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She is specializing in using a variety of modalities to treat her patients. These modalities consist of acupuncture, Chinese herbs, cupping, injection therapy, and soft tissue mobilization.

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When she is not in the office, she enjoys exercising, traveling, concerts, and spending time with her fiance Dr. Chase and daughter Harlem.

Amanda Cuevas graduated in 2018 from Aveda Institute. While at Aveda Institute Amanda specialized in sports massage, deep tissue massage, neuromuscular massage, and trigger point therapy, Immediately after graduation, Amanda began her career in a health and wellness center where the demographic was primarily athletes. This is where she was able to develop much of her passion in therapeutic and sports massage. With over five years of experience in therapeutic bodywork, Amanda focuses much of her craft on decreasing chronic and acute pain by improving the range of motion and function of her patients. 

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Amanda continued her passion for education by furthering her knowledge with a certification as an Integrative Health Coach. Her deep understanding of the relationship between the mind and body connection is what drives her intention before each treatment. 

 

When Amanda is not working on her patients, she preserves all of her energy for her role as a mother to her sweet little girl Nevaeh. 

Jessica Hughes graduated from American Military University with a Bachelor's in Sports and Health Science in 2015. She is a 22-year military veteran. She worked as a certified pharmacy technician in the Air Force for many of those years. Jessica's true passion is health and wellness and was able to lead and support personnel in quitting smoking and leading workout sessions. During this time she also attended School of Personal Training of San Antonio in 2017. She later completed her nationally accredited Personal Training Certification through ACE in 2021. After retirement from active duty, she was able to help people with exercise programs to improve their health.

 

Jessica then got certified as a flexologist at Stretch lab where she worked for 2 years. During these years she helped people correct their imbalances, improve with mobility and flexibility, and achieve their personal goals. These stretching techniques called Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) cannot be done alone. Stretching sessions are tailored to each individual depending on their goals and problem areas. We are each uniquely made and our bodies can heal themselves with the right tools. 

 

When not working, Jessica is actively involved in her church. She enjoys spending time with her son and 2 dogs going to the Beach or taking her camper somewhere new to hike, bike, or relax in the water.