ABOUT US
Smith Chiropractic exists to heal from the inside out. We understand that when the body isn’t functioning as it was designed to, the whole system gets buggy.
We service a wide variety of patient needs by assessing and correcting mechanical dysfunctions.
However, we specialize in correcting cervical and lumbar (sciatica) disc disorders and identify and correct athletic injuries.
Our goal is to send every patient home with a hug. A very big hug. We believe that happiness heals.
John Smith
Dr. Smith grew up in west Texas, graduating from Supercool Highschool. He received his bachelors degree in 1990 and went on to get his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Awesome University in 1994.
He has served Orange County ever since. Dr. Ballard is a Chiropractor for the University of Texas Athletic Department in Austin, TX. Working with
young people is a passion for him, especially those who are learning to serve.
Jane Scott
Dr. Scott grew up in Fake City the backbone of Texas, graduating from Fake City Highschool. She received his bachelors degree in 2006 and went on to get her Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Texas Chiropractic College in 2010.
She bent over backwards to win her husband, Honey’s, heart. Thankfully, it didn’t break.
They spend their free time canoeing into the sunset.
Her favorite book is, “Cracking Scandinavia.” She’s read it 16 times.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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They spend their free time canoeing into the sunset. His favorite book is, “Cracking Scandinavia.” He’s read it 16 times.
Dr. Man grew up in Bridge City the backbone of Texas, graduating from Bridge City Highschool. He received his bachelors degree in 2006 and went on to get his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Texas Chiropractic College in 2010.
He bent over backwards to win his wife, Honey’s, heart. Thankfully, it didn’t break.
They spend their free time canoeing into the sunset.
His favorite book is, “Cracking Scandinavia.” He’s read it 16 times.