Dr. Allan Douglas is a lifelong Camden resident, graduating from Camden Central High School in 1992. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources Management from the University of Tennessee at Martin in 1997 before obtaining his Doctorate of Chiropractic at Logan College of Chiropractic in 2001. He and wife Dr. Amber Douglas practice together at their hometown clinic and were voted Chiropractors of the Year by the Tennessee Chiropractic Association in 2017. 

Dr. Allan is certified in Diversified, Activator, Thompson Drop, and Flexion/Distraction techniques. He received his Diplomate in Acupuncture in 2007 and utilizes both chiropractic and acupuncture to treat a full spectrum of musculoskeletal and chronic pain conditions. 

When away from the office, Dr. Allan is an avid outdoorsman and golfer. He was the recipient of the Edwin Dalstrom Distinguished Service Club from Lions Club International and serves as the song leader at his church.

Dr. Allan Douglas is a lifelong Camden resident, graduating from Camden Central High School in 19... Read More

Dr. Brock Martin graduated from Camden Central High School in 2003. He attended Bethel College from 2003-2006 where he was a member of the Men’s Basketball team. He completed his doctoral degree in 2010 from Logan College of Chiropractic. In 2018 he completed the Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician program allowing him to join a group of less than 5% of his chiropractic peers with this certification.

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Dr. Brock has been named the “2016 Rising Chiropractor of the Year” for the Tennessee Chiropractic Association as well as a “40 people under 40” award winner from the Jackson Sun. He is also a 2016 graduate of the WestStar Leadership Program from the University Tennessee at Martin and the Delta Leadership Institute’s Executive Academy. In 2016 he was appointed to the Board of Trustees for Bethel University.

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Dr. Martin stays heavily involved within the local community and on a state level including serving the Huntingdon Industrial Board, the Carroll County United Way Board, and current President of the Huntingdon Lions Club. He serves on numerous committees in health care including the Carroll County Health Council, Chairman of the Opioid Task force for the Tennessee Chiropractic Association and member of the Government Relations Committee for them as well. He has Staff Privileges at Henry County Medical Center and is an Adjunct Professor for Logan University. Dr. Brock is the current President of the Tennessee Chiropractic Association which serves as the governing voice for the 2,100 physicians across the state.

Dr. Brock Martin graduated from Camden Central High School in 2003. He attended Bethel College fr... Read More