Dr. Cooper Cline
Understanding the Power of Chiropractic
During Dr. Cooper’s years playing football, he got a neurovascular compression injury known as a burner stinger. With a brother in chiropractic school, he decided to try the natural route. After an adjustment, Dr. Cooper’s problem was gone, with nothing invasive required.
I loved experiencing the adjustment and learning there is more to it than back pain.
Dr. Cooper was inspired to attend chiropractic school, choosing Palmer College of Chiropractic in Port Orange, Florida.
An Education in Science and Natural Health Care
While earning his Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Cooper got a chance to hone his adjusting skills. He learned several effective techniques that he uses in practice today. “I love to problem solve with people and help them figure out what’s going on with their health.”
A Family-Oriented Life
Dr. Cooper is one of five children who grew up simply and in close quarters. His wife Brooke and daughter Aniston round out his family. In their spare time, they love to be outside hiking on trails or having a good time with friends. They’re members of Glen Springs Church.
Dr. Matthew Cline
Keeping Patients of All Ages Active
My mission is to help restore people back to how they’re meant to function.
Dr. Cline enjoys working with all age groups, from young children to older seniors. Whether he’s helping a child with a sports-related injury or a senior who would like to have increased mobility, he wants to help his patients live the life they want!
Obtaining a Chiropractic Education
Before deciding on becoming a chiropractor, Dr. Cline considered being a medical doctor or physical therapist. He shadowed a surgeon but realized that he wasn’t interested in working with people who were under anesthesia. Dr. Cline wanted to be able to get to know his patients and form relationships with them.
Dr. Cline also grew up knowing a chiropractor. “He always enjoyed his work.” Dr. Cline saw many people get better under the chiropractor’s care. “I also experienced good results from chiropractic.” So Dr. Cline decided to enroll at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Florida. There, he earned his Doctor of Chiropractic.
In addition to his proficiency in various chiropractic techniques, Dr. Cline received extra training in addressing frozen shoulder.
Providing Friendly, Personalized Care
When you meet with Dr. Cline, you’ll quickly find out that he takes the time to listen to your concerns. You’ll never be a number here but instead, the valuable individual that you are. He will create a care plan specifically designed to meet your health needs and goals.
Getting to the Root
Over his years in practice, Dr. Cline has come to the understanding that true health comes from removing interference in our life. “My goal is to find the root of the problem, fix it and allow the body to heal and function better from the inside out.”
Dr. Matthew Richeson
I love helping people achieve a better quality of life.
Every relationship starts with a conversation. Whether you’re looking for relief from pain, long-term correction, or performance and functional maintenance, Dr. Richeson takes the time to understand your goals and map out the right starting and stopping point for your care—and if his clinic isn’t the best fit, he’s glad to guide you to a provider who is.
A Well-Rounded Education
In Dr. Richeson’s early twenties, he had his first experience with chiropractic care when a sudden issue left him unable to stand up straight or walk. After experiencing great results under chiropractic care, he decided to dedicate his career to the natural healing profession.
He attended the University of South Florida in Tampa, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, before moving on to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. He achieved his Doctor of Chiropractic and began practicing in 2005.
Each year, Dr. Richeson stays current on the latest techniques and research by attending regular continuing education.
Background, Faith & Life
Raised in the warm, diverse, and active community of Gainesville, Dr. Richeson’s path was also shaped by formative time in Pittsburgh, PA, and a life-changing experience abroad in India. Dr. Richeson is a man of faith, continually striving to grow in his walk with God—a foundation that shapes how he cares for his patients and lives his life.
Outside of work, he cherishes time with his wife and their three children, whether they’re running, exploring Florida’s springs and beaches, or heading to the mountains for hiking and snowboarding. Dr. Richeson strives to practice what he preaches, committing to proper movement and nutrition every day so that his own health can thrive—just as he encourages his patients to do.