Queen Creek, AZ Drs and Health Practioners

For more than a quarter century, the skilled staff at Advanced Medical Center has tended to Arizona families with comprehensive medical services, creating individualized plans to meet their goal of "treating the whole person." The center's preventative health services identify potential problem areas, while walk-in urgent care tends to the unforeseen. A licensed aesthetician tends to skin and provides other cosmetic services, helping patients look as youthful and healthy as they feel.

Dr. Roger Andersen, D.O., Dr. Carson Robertson, D.C., and Eric Robbins, P.T. know that eliminating pain isn’t a one-size-fits-all process. Rather, it’s a one-on-one process, requiring individual time and attention to root out problems at their source. At Alpha Chiropractic & Physical Therapy, the team focuses on providing that personalized care to patients of all ages. Whether clients require the soft-tissue manipulations of the Graston Technique to treat muscle and tendon injuries or spinal adjustments for chronic back pain, the staff’s services work to return them to prime caber-tossing form. Their expertise can even help those who already feel in fine form: an avid runner himself, Dr. Robertson specializes in treating athletes and running injuries, specifically plantar fasciitis and iliotibial band syndrome, and advising on endurance nutrition.

Though she started her career in a traditional medical practice, Dr. Christine Brass-Jones believes that health is about more than prescriptions and pills. Her current practice at The Center for True Harmony Wellness and Medicine takes into account holistic remedies that factor in the health of the patient's body and mind no matter what ailment is being treated. An experienced staff of doctors and massage therapists offers services to promote a lifetime of wellness, such as women's health, family medicine, and massages. As they treat maladies, perform checkups, and test trivia retention, Dr. Brass-Jones and her associates offer naturopathic remedies for ailments when possible. The variety of treatments the clinic offers includes traditional Western massages as well as Eastern approaches such as reiki, pain-relieving cupping, and facials with Rhonda Allison products.

After graduating cum laude from Life Chiropractic in Georgia, Doctor of Chiropractic Matt Miller went westward, opening his family-oriented chiropractic center in Gilbert. There he calls upon 20 years of experience when addressing his patients’ symptoms, using hands-on spine adjustments and activator methods to correct the source of their ailments. To deal with their headaches, fatigue, or insomnia, Dr. Matt gives every patient a personalized treatment plan with therapeutic exercises that aim to improve functional stability and therapeutic massages intended to relax and reduce muscular imbalances. In addition, patients get access to a full gym where they can improve their muscle tone and flexibility before challenging Stretch Armstrong to a lunging contest.

The medical team at Lifeline Internal Medicine incorporates both traditional Western medicine and naturopathic methods to care for patients. Doctors Ravi and Amita Gupta—both board-certified physicians in internal medicine—perform services including primary care visits, women's healthcare, and a Coumadin clinic for patients taking blood-thinning medication or whose circulation has been accelerated by watching too many horse races.

Doctor of naturopathic medicine Cori Kennedy specializes in anti-aging and wellness treatments such as bio-identical hormone therapy and HCG weight-loss plans, and she is certified in the use of the Cynosure Elite laser for procedures including hair reduction, skincare, and the treatment of spider veins. Certified laser technician and licensed cosmetologist Amla Dhamdhere uses SkinMedica products to perform customized facials and blot out signs that you've dipped your face in a bucket of sprinkles.

Before completing his professional education at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry, dentist David Ericksen taught chemistry at Arizona State University. The East Valley native currently draws upon his teaching background at Ericksen Family Dental, where he thoroughly explains complex dental issues and the art of maximizing a mouthwash's flavor by letting it breathe in an Erlenmeyer flask.

The compassionate doctor has traveled to underserved countries to treat people in need of care and stays on the cutting edge of dental techniques by participating in local study clubs. Dr. Ericksen performs general and cosmetic dentistry for kids and adults, including services such as implants, veneers, and Invisalign treatments.