Message from Dr. Heath Lambert

“I am a result-oriented doctor with the same goal for each patient I encounter: restoring each patient back to feeling 100%—and doing so as quickly as possible with as few visits as possible. My passion is my work. I feel blessed every day to have the opportunity to help people who come to me with their issues and provide answers and solutions enabling them to get their life back. It’s hard to think of a better feeling than when a patient comes in smiling ear to ear and tells me they feel so much better and they never thought it was possible for them to feel that way again!

Our office utilizes a wide spectrum of different techniques to achieve this goal which are rarely found under one roof. Our approach, while alternative to today’s modern western medical approach, is very logical and makes sense.

Contact us to see how our integrative health approach can help you to start feeling like yourself again.”

Dr. Heath Lambert

Background & Credentials

Dr. Heath Lambert earned his B.Sc. in Biology from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2005, and his D.C. from the Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2008. His professional focus is the Upper Cervical Spine, and its impact on neurovascular, muscular, and orthopedic health. He is also a Board Certified Chiropractic Physician and a Board Certified Advanced Orthogonist Practitioner.

Training received in the following chiropractic and rehabilitative techniques

  • Activator Level 1 & 2

  • Graston Technique

  • Cox Flexion and Distraction Technique

  • Gonstead Technique

  • McKenzie Technique

  • Key Mobilization and Rehabilitation Strategies

  • Kinesio Taping

  • Applied Kinesiology

  • Sports and Extremities Adjustments

  • Cranial Suture Manipulation

  • Diversified Technique

  • Thompson Technique

  • Myofascial Release Technique

Your relief starts here.

Call (813) 655-2829 to schedule an appointment or request one below.

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