Meet Our Team

I will never forget the day when I was younger when our family got into a horrific car accident. I watched my mom, who is my world, suffer for months with no relief until she found a Chiropractor who helped her. After witnessing the miracles that happened with her I knew this is exactly what I wanted to do.

I grew up in Milwaukee, WI and after high school I moved to Packer nation where I attended the University of Green Bay. I received my degree in Human Biology, and this is also where I met and fell in love with my incredible wife, Ashley. After graduation we picked up our life and moved to Davenport, IA where I began Chiropractic School. During my time in school we faced an incredibly challenging time in our lives. A year out from graduation I had to withdraw from school as I was battling Lyme disease for close to two years, a recent diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes and almost losing my life. Coming through that part of my life, I never felt closer to God and I knew more than ever that I wanted to lead my life with a servant heart and help others live their best life. It was truly chiropractic and nutrition that saved my life. I was able to finish school and graduate from Palmer in October of 2016.

I have always had a passion to help pregnant mommas, kids, and families. I love to be able to be a part of impacting and changing a life for the better before a baby comes earth side and focus on raising healthy kids. It is such an honor to help every mother achieve the pregnancy and birth of their dreams. To be able to give my patients hope, answers, and healing is what I strive for every day. Being a father myself, I want to give every single pregnant mom and child the care that I would give my very own family.

I was so blessed to work for two very successful pregnancy, pediatric and family chiropractic clinics. I spent three years before our move to Knoxville working at Prime Family Chiropractic Centers in Green Bay, WI, one of the most successful pediatric and pregnancy practices in all of the United States. During this time I was able to attend two years of post-doctorate school and receive my certification by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP). I am very proud to be one of the only doctors in the Knoxville and Farragut areas to hold this certification.

Hey everyone, I'm Dr. Jeremy and I'm new to the state of Tennessee! I originally grew up in New Jersey with my four siblings, went to Life University in Atlanta for chiropractic school, and then did an amazing internship at PWC Chiropractic up in Illinois for 6 months.

I'm an outdoors kind of guy; give me a bike, a trail, and nice weather, and I'm one happy dude. Hiking, running, snowboarding, swimming, and pretty much any sport. That's what I love to do. Ice cream is my kryptonite, and I'll eat pretty much anything with BBQ sauce on it.

One of the main reasons why I'm the chiropractor I am today is because of how my little brother's life started out. For the first 15 months of his life, he had a tube in his nose that delivered food to his stomach, because any time he tried to eat, he would throw it up. He required 24-hour care and as a result, the rest of us kids had to pause homeschooling for a year. My mom ended up taking him to a doctor who worked on adjusting cranial bones, and after the third adjustment, he stopped throwing up. It wasn't just that my brother's care influenced the trajectory of his life. It impacted the lives of our entire family.

This story fuels my passion to be the best doctor I can be for anyone I get the opportunity to serve. It has especially impacted me in my passion to care for kiddos, pregnant mamas, and even couples considering having kids. When the nervous system is at ease and free of interference, life happens better. When we can get to a child's nervous system during those foundational years, during pregnancy, or even prior to conception, the trajectory of their life changes. That's a huge reason behind why I'm honored to have joined Reissing Health. Our mission to provide hope, support, and answers to kids and families through neurologically-focused care is something I whole-heartedly align with.