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About Us
Drs. Dan and Hannah Hall are straight chiropractors fully licensed by the state of Kentucky.
Dr. Hannah Sorota Hall grew up in a chiropractic family. Both of her parents are chiropractors here in Louisville. Hannah is a graduate of Bellarmine University, and is also an accomplished musician and martial artist. She graduated summa cum laude from Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic in South Carolina, and received the B.J. Palmer Philosophy Distinction Award for her dedication to chiropractic and its principles.
Dr. Dan Hall is originally from South Carolina. He graduated magna cum laude from Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic and served as an executive council officer in the chiropractic student government. During his chiropractic internship, he was a member of the Academy of Chiropractic Excellence (A.C.E.) Program. Dan is also involved in the martial arts and served five years in the U.S. Army as a paratrooper before deciding to become a chiropractor. He holds a proficiency rating in Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique.
As a husband-and-wife team, Drs. Dan and Hannah are committed to providing the greater Louisville community with the best chiropractic care possible.
Why STRAIGHT Chiropractic?
The practice of "straight" chiropractic means that we do not perform any physical therapy, massage, electrical modalities, ultrasound, nutrition, or other adjunct treatment at our office. Our job is to locate, analyze, and correct subluxations.
When nerve interference is cleared, your body is able to start healing itself, so extra "therapies" are not normally necessary.
Do patients ever need these therapies? Some people may, depending upon their condition. These patients will be referred to a licensed physical therapist or other well trained professional in the required discipline.
The practice of "straight" chiropractic means that we do not perform any physical therapy, massage, electrical modalities, ultrasound, nutrition, or other adjunct treatment at our office. Our job is to locate, analyze, and correct subluxations.
When nerve interference is cleared, your body is able to start healing itself, so extra "therapies" are not normally necessary.
Do patients ever need these therapies? Some people may, depending upon their condition. These patients will be referred to a licensed physical therapist or other well trained professional in the required discipline.
Many things contribute to health. Good nutrition, exercise, and plenty of rest are essential, but one of the most important factors is a fully-functioning nervous system.
Only chiropractic care can provide this.
