Dr. Court      

My first experience with a chiropractor was when I was 17 years old.  For five years I suffered from low back and leg pain as a result of a fall.  I was unable to get any relief from my family MD, neurologists or orthopedists.  There advice to me was to quit all sports activities.  It was at this time someone suggested I try chiropractic.  Within two weeks I was playing a full game of soccer with no pain.  It was at this time I decided to become a chiropractor.  I attended Aurora University near Chicago and completed my undergraduate Health Sciences work; I then went on to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA and graduated in 1989.

Dr. Denn      

I was first introduced to chiropractic as a young child getting adjusted mainly for the usual childhood bumps and falls. It wasn’t until the 7th grade that I truly began to understand what chiropractic could do.  I was at track practice and, while high jumping, I missed the landing mat and went head first to the surrounding concrete.  The incident left me terrified because I thought I had broken my neck seeing that my hands were numb and tingling.  My parents took me to my chiropractor, to my surprise, not my family physician.  There I was told what happened and how to fix it.  After a few weeks of adjusting, I was back to normal.  This is when I knew I wanted to be a chiropractor.  I attended the University of Wisconsin-Platteville majoring in the pre-chiropractic program.  While attending the university I played three college sports: baseball, track and basketball.  After undergrad I attended Palmer College of Chiropractic graduating in 1997. 

 Dr. Best      

My first exposure to chiropractic was when I was about four years old.  My mother, who had been suffering from low back pain so severe that she was bedridden, was taken to a chiropractor.  I can vividly remember her leaving in the back of our station wagon; when she returned she was able to walk without any assistance.  Soon after I began making regular trips to the chiropractor and became interested in pursuing this as a career as I became older.

I attended Andrews University in Berrien Springs, MI for my undergraduate work and then went to National College of Chiropractic in Lombard, IL. I returned to Eau Claire in 1989 and began working as a chiropractor.  I offer nutritional counseling in my practice and in May 2007 completed the nutritional counseling course offered by the Wisconsin Board of Chiropractic Examiners.

Over the years I have had the opportunity to work with the veterinarians in Eau Claire to provide chiropractic care for their animal clients and have enjoyed observing the benefits of chiropractic for them.