While earning his Doctorate, he also served the community at a Behavioral Health Outreach Clinic and participated in Sports Council.

The biomechanics of the human body have always been a point of fascination with Dr. George, and he has implemented his knowledge through personal training, coaching a range of athletes from collegiate to teenage, and now by evaluating his patients to ensure they receive proper care. In Dr. George’s opinion, the best thing about being in the chiropractic field is that he gets to serve the public and help others, affordably.

“Before going to Chiropractic college, I was a patient at a cash-based chiropractic office, and just seeing how many people were able to receive care without ‘breaking the bank’ helped me realize that I could also give this same standard of care, not only to athletes, but to a variety of the population, without pushing them outside of their budgets. Health and wellness care shouldn’t put people into debt.”

Dr. George was raised in Santa Maria, California, where he realized his love of surfing, running, long-boarding, and being in nature. He is an Air Force veteran and looks forward to serving all veterans and military in the area. Since moving to Utah, he also enjoys hiking and exploring the trails of the Wasatch Mountains with his wife, Caity, and their two sons.