While growing up, Dr. Heyer’s mom would go to the chiropractor for her monthly tune ups and take him along. Sometimes he’d get adjusted, sometimes not. But whenever he experienced a cold or health crisis, she would take him to be adjusted to help his immune system. She’d even make him take some god-awful concoction to help him get better. Turns out they were supplements.

He started seeing his chiropractor on a more regular basis as he got into Junior High, High school, and College sports. He thought this chiropractic thing was pretty cool and it helped him recover from sports injuries.

But he didn’t start out wanting to be a chiropractor, originally, he wanted to build houses. So, he took drafting classes to become an architect. He quickly discovered an interest in both architecture and the human body. Anatomy, physiology, biology were classes in which he was interested and excelled.

It didn’t take long for him to realize that there were similarities between the two fields of study and understanding one would help to better understand the other. It became clear that the architecture and function of the body was amazing, more interesting, and intelligently designed. So instead of dealing with hammers, nails and 2×4’s he decided to learn how to heal the body.

So, with a mother who started him in a holistic direction, experiences in sports and an educational interest in architecture, anatomy and physiology… what else could he turn out to be but a chiropractor!

Dr. Heyer started his college career at Monroe County Community College in Monroe, MI and continued his undergraduate education at the University of Toledo in Toledo, OH. His graduate studies were done at Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, MO.

He uses Chiropractic, Acupuncture and Nutrition to help sick people get well… and keep well people healthy.

In his free time, he enjoys fishing in his kayak, kayak fishing, and daydreaming… about fishing… in his kayak!