04/27/2026
Lately, it’s become very clear just how difficult things are for many people. The cost of living is rising, access to care is limited, and too many are left managing pain on their own.
After more than 30 years of working with people in pain, I’ve made a decision.
Seniors—especially those over 80—and individuals living with disabilities or limited income will never be turned away. If you need care, you will receive it. Payment is not expected.
Our seniors are the foundation of our communities. They deserve comfort, dignity, and support.
I’ve also spent decades helping children and young athletes—whether in hockey, baseball, cheerleading, or school activities—recover from injuries, prevent future problems, and learn how to care for their bodies properly. When needed, I will continue to support them and their families without charge, including teaching parents how to help at home.
This work is about more than treatment. It’s about community.
If you’re able to pay, you’re welcome to. If not, you’re still welcome here. And if you feel better and want to give back, consider helping someone else who may be struggling.
We all need to look out for one another more than ever.