Beaver Creek Health & Rehab

Witnessing car accidents is just another part of the job for Doctor of Chiropractic Rich Roth, who has been a chiropractor for more than two decades. Granted, these accidents happen in a controlled environment through postgraduate courses at Texas A&M's engineering extension program. With this additional education, Dr. Roth has been better able to ease his clients’ aches and pains—working on more than 12,000 injury cases and counting—from his Beaver Creek Health & Rehab office. To help patients achieve pain-free lifestyles, Dr. Roth and his team employ spinal decompressions, laser treatments, and physical therapy as they try to ease symptoms from auto accidents as well as everyday headaches, fatigue, and crippling hiccups. This dedication to patient-first treatment plans helped earn the center certification from the Disc Centers of America.

In addition to providing chiropractic care, the practitioners at Beaver Creek also mend patients with a full host of specialty treatments. These include body wraps developed by doctors at UCLA, self-mastery techniques that target destructive subconscious habits, and regimens designed to lessen the chronic burden of fibromyalgia. The center is also renowned for its alternatives to knee replacement surgery. Developed by the doctors of the Roth family and featured on America Now with Leeza Gibbons, the center's treatments restore mobility without the need for costly and traumatic operations.