Our focus is providing the best of evidence-based chiropractic care and functional rehabilitation to facilitate robust pain reduction and restoration of function in musculoskeletal conditions. Our approach utilizes a triage of techniques and systems which means meeting you where you are in your journey to recovery with your specific needs and goals in mind while always looking toward the next step ahead.
As the world of modern healthcare becomes more difficult to navigate, we believe the most important aspects of patient-centered cared should never be compromised. Ampletime to discuss your concerns and needs with your doctor, being seen quickly when you need us, managing with other providers when necessary and developing a unique plan that fits you is always a priority.
Our model is an integration of chiropractic adjustments, functional rehab through dynamic neuromuscular stabilization (DNS) and mechanical diagnosis, soft tissue manual therapy, intramuscular dry needling, red light therapy, and more. Our clinical approach tailors treatment decisions to your condition, age, activity level, hobbies, sport, needs and goals.
Dr. Hiatt is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in Port Orange, Florida and received the degree of Doctor of Chiropractic in 2025. He pursued extensive extracurricular training during his time in school in the Motion Palpation Institute technique and was a rehabilitation intern while in student clinic. He travelled across the country receiving training from international instructors in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization created by the Prague School of Rehabilitation in the Czech Republic. He also received his certification in intramuscular dry needling and began education towards certification in mechanical diagnosis and therapy.
Near the end of his education he completed his internship in a large multidisciplinary practice in the Midwest to further complete the picture of managing musculoskeletal patient cases with the integration of these techniques and systems. Dr. Hiatt is also a native Floridian and moved to Palm Coast in 2025 with his wife Amanda and two sons Josiah and Liam.
