After graduating from chiropractic college, Dr. Simmons joined a multidisciplinary clinic where he collaborated with medical physicians and other healthcare providers to co-manage complex cases involving pain management, post-surgical rehabilitation, and functional recovery. This experience significantly shaped his clinical approach and strengthened his commitment to delivering results-driven, patient-centered care.
Today, Dr. Simmons focuses much of his clinical work on helping patients suffering from neuropathy and other chronic nerve-related conditions. He has pursued extensive post-graduate education in the evaluation and treatment of nerve dysfunction, utilizing advanced, non-surgical approaches designed to improve circulation, enhance nerve function, and improve overall quality of life.
In addition to neuropathy care, Dr. Simmons has received advanced training in the evaluation and treatment of patients involved in motor vehicle collisions. His post-graduate education in crash dynamics, trauma assessment, and injury documentation enables him to provide precise, clinically sound care for individuals recovering from auto accident injuries.
Dr. Simmons also enjoys working with athletes and active individuals of all ages. With a lifelong passion for sports and outdoor activities, he understands the importance of proper movement, injury prevention, and efficient recovery. Whether treating a weekend warrior, student athlete, or someone simply striving to remain active, his goal is to help patients return to the activities they enjoy as quickly and safely as possible.
He has devoted a significant portion of his post-graduate training to the evaluation and correction of dysfunctional movement patterns, helping patients move better, feel better, and maintain long-term health and mobility.
Dr. Simmons has lived in Alabama since 2019 with his wife and their four daughters. Outside of the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his family, staying active, and enjoying the outdoors. He is grateful to serve the Harvest community and considers it a privilege to care for local families.
Continuing Education and Post-Graduate Training:
Evaluation and Treatment of Nerve Dysfunction
Circulatory Improvement through Advanced Non-Surgical Techniques
Fascial Movement Taping (Levels 1 & 2) and Movement Screening
Active Release Technique Training
Documenting Clinically Correlated Bodily Injury to Causality
Documentation and Reporting for the Trauma Victim
Crash Dynamics and Relationship to Causality
Diagnostics, Risk Factors, Clinical Presentation, and Triage of the Trauma Patient
Neurodiagnostic Imaging Protocols and Pathology of the Trauma Patient
