Dr. Cory PowersI like to work with my hands. If I weren’t a chiropractor, I might be a chef or a carpenter. Maybe a sculptor. It’s important to be smart, knowledgeable, and personable…but a chiropractor who isn’t good with his hands is not going to consistently get the kind of results that change people’s lives.
Chiropractic has been an important part of my life since I was born. My grandfather was a chiropractor. My uncle is a chiropractor. I was probably 10 years old when I decided that I would be a chiropractor. In our family, if you got hurt or started not feeling well, the first stop was always for an adjustment. It was understood that a properly functioning spine and nervous system were crucial to the body functioning at it’s best. Medicine had it’s place, but we understood that it had it’s limitations. Health comes from inside out and not the other way around.
I have been a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) since 1997 and have practiced in Omaha since then. I received my education at Creighton University and Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa where chiropractic began.
My wife and I are the grateful parents of 2 and grandparents to twins. I love animals and have virtually never been without at least one dog in my life.
I often say that I’ll either retire from this job or that they’ll have to drag me out. I’m loyal like that. Dr. Powers has been my chiropractor since I was about 13 and I’ve been his front desk assistant for 11 years.
Once I get to know you, I’ll never forget your face or your name. You can count on me to greet you with a smile and to respect your time.
I’m very particular about handling people’s hard-earned money and I take the responsibility seriously. Insurance billing can be tricky, but I do my best to make sure that you never have to pay a dollar more than you should.
