Hart Chiropractic

The purpose of care at Hart Chiropractic is to improve the health of the nervous system with spinal adjustment. This in turn helps patients heal themselves. Kind of like a healthy diet and exercise - which are not typically used as treatments of symptoms. However, these determinants of health, healthy nervous system, healthy diet, and exercise help the patient become stronger so they can better heal and maintain themselves.  

A healthy nervous system is important because the nerves control many vital functions like heart rate, blood pressure and digestion.  Improving nervous system function is not a cure-all but a healthy diet and exercise are not cure-alls either, but are still important for good health. 

Call for a free exam to see if your nerve system needs a tune-up. 

Affordable fee for all, including the unemployed and uninsured. 

• Doctor of chiropractic (DC), 1981, Palmer College of Chiropractic
• Master's degree in health science (MHSc),  2006, Nova Southeastern University
• Certificate in applied biostatistics, 2012, University of Washington
• Practicing chiropractor in Iowa and Nebraska, 1982-1995
• Professor and researcher at Sherman College of Chiropractic, 1995-2017. Faculty Member of the Year, 1998.
• Hart Chiropractic in Greenville since 2017
• 80 + papers published in peer-reviewed science journals, Click on the Research link above for a sampling of papers.
• Health science faculty for Southern New Hampshire University (2017 - ) and Purdue University Global (2018 - )
• Community Service:
  • Volunteer chiropractor at Taylors Free Medical Clinic
  • Race Director for the Greenville Track Club (for the Run Downtown 5k and Memorial Day Mile)
  • Bell-ringer for the weekday morning  Mass at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Simpsonville. 

Dr. Hart checks the health of the nerve system mainly by measuring the patient's resting heart rate and heart rate variability.  These tests are used because they are a window on the nervous system and evidence based.

These tests help Dr. Hart decide whether the patient has nerve disturbance, and ultimately whether they need a spinal adjustment. 

Spinal misalignment is checked by palpation and if necessary, on-site digital x-ray.

If the patient has nerve disturbance and misalignment, then spinal adjustment is indicated. 

For more information, call Dr. Hart at 864-350-2898.

Adjustment of the spine is gently given when indicated.  Dr. Hart focuses on the atlas (C1) vertebra since there are more nerves at that level than anywhere else in the spine.

The patient's nerve system is monitored following the adjustment to determine effectiveness of care, and whether a follow-up adjustment is indicated. 

Dr. Hart has a number of published case studies showing evidence of improved nerve function following his spinal adjustment. Learn more by clicking on the Research button at the top of this page.