Dr. Jamie Neely, DC

From the very beginning, my journey to health was filled with challenges. I was born six weeks premature and spent my early days in an oxygen tent, followed by a number of health issues that continued into childhood.

Allergies, asthma, nasal polyps, hernias. These made growing up far from easy, especially when they started to interfere with my love for hockey. I loved the sport, but my asthma often made it difficult to breathe on the ice, let alone play to my full potential.

Everything changed when I was introduced to chiropractic care at the age of ten. The adjustments I received were transformative. I was able to breathe more easily, relied less on inhalers, and for the first time could enjoy sports without constantly worrying about an asthma attack. My health improved significantly, and I found myself getting sick less often and feeling stronger both physically and mentally.

This wasn’t just short-term relief. Chiropractic care became a cornerstone of my life. As an adult, it remained my go-to approach for recovering from sports injuries and maintaining my overall health.

Alongside Dr. Shulman, I chose to raise our children with the same philosophy. We’ve always leaned toward natural, supportive approaches before turning to medication or more invasive options when possible.

My experiences have shaped how I practice today. I believe strongly in the body’s ability to heal and adapt, and I see chiropractic care as an important part of supporting that process.

Through my own journey, I’ve become a passionate advocate for chiropractic care and the role it can play in helping people feel and function at their best.

If something has been getting in the way of how you move, feel, or keep up with your day, that’s usually where we start.
Care is always tailored to you, and I’ve seen people improve in ways that changed what they’re able to do each day. The body has a remarkable ability to heal with the right support.