Meet the doctor · Grand Rapids, MI
The doctor people find after the others didn't work
Most patients arrive at Knapp Family Chiropractic the same way: they tried chiropractic somewhere else, got a routine instead of an answer, and went looking for someone who would actually figure out what was wrong. That is the practice Dr. Knapp set out to build.
How chiropractic chose him
Dr. Knapp came to this work through sport. In college he wanted to help athletes perform better, and that road led him to chiropractic. Then chiropractic school widened the picture: it was not just athletes who needed this kind of help, it was everyday people who had been suffering for years and were starting to give up hope. Helping them became the point.
He built his practice on the Gonstead System because it matched his conviction that care should be specific or not at all. Eight years in, that has not changed. What he is proudest of professionally is watching patients who suffered for decades, with migraines, back pain, knee pain, get their lives back and enjoy them again.
Away from the office he is a husband and a dad of two girls, Georgia and Willa, which is also why "Family" in the practice name is not decoration. Families are who this office was built for.
Credentials, plainly
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Connor Knapp, D.C. graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in February 2018.
Licensed in Michigan
Michigan chiropractic license 2301010599, in practice for eight years.
Gonstead, seriously
An active member of the Gonstead Clinical Studies Society, with 17 Gonstead seminars of post-graduate study in the method this practice is built on end to end.
A cash practice, on purpose
No insurance networks, no Medicaid, no surprise bills. Fees are explained up front and care answers to patients, not to claim codes.
Come meet him in person
The first visit is a conversation and an exam, and the decision after it is entirely yours.
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