A sports-focused Doctor of Chiropractic helping active people move better, recover fully, and keep doing what they love.
Sports Chiropractic · Rehabilitation · Performance
Anthony’s path to chiropractic care began as an athlete and kinesiology student. He was drawn to a profession that could combine hands-on care, rehabilitation, strength, and performance, and to the possibility of building a better model of practice.
Anthony grew up in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. He played a wide range of sports before focusing on baseball and football, and went on to play football at Temple University.
A chiropractor’s visit to one of his Temple kinesiology classes showed him how one profession could bring sports performance, rehabilitation, manual therapy, and exercise together. A professional mentor later took him under his wing and modeled the kind of clinician, leader, and business owner Anthony hoped to become.
Anthony studied Kinesiology at Temple University and graduated in 2013. He then earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic in 2018.
His clinical training centered on athletes, including swimmers and baseball players, and included a rotation with a minor-league baseball team. He developed an emphasis in sports rehabilitation and wrote a case study examining conservative-care approaches for complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
Anthony’s continuing education reflects the same integrated approach he brings to MYOLAB: hands-on care supported by rehabilitation and performance training.
His practical strength and conditioning experience began in 2011 and continued alongside his formal clinical training.
From 2018 to 2026, Anthony worked as a partner and treating doctor in a multi-location chiropractic and rehabilitation practice. He cared for a broad patient population, handled many of the practice’s athlete cases, and led rehabilitation programs across three locations.
That experience also showed him the limits of insurance-driven care. Reimbursement and billing constraints can push clinicians toward rushed visits, divided attention, and volume targets instead of the time and focus needed to deliver exceptional care.
At MYOLAB, Anthony is helping build the kind of practice that first drew him to chiropractic care: one where manual therapy, rehabilitation, strength, performance, and recovery work together instead of living in separate silos.
His approach gives active people the time and attention to understand what is limiting them, address the full movement pattern, and build toward lasting performance, not simply a temporary reduction in symptoms.
