Dr. Cacie Wrye graduated from the Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2015 and has been treating patients hands on ever since. She got into chiropractic by working at the front desk of a chiropractic office. Seeing the personal patient/doctor relationship that chiropractors often get to
have, seeing patients as more than names on charts and witnessing real progress with the patient was the type of care she wanted to provide patients.
 

In her own words, “I believe that chiropractic is SO much more than adjustments alone. The wear and tear of everyday life affects your whole body. Many of your joints can be affected, which is why I examine every joint, from your jaw to your toes. The muscles and bones work as one unit. If you do not address both components, then you are not completely fixing the problem.  I do a lot of muscle work to relieve tightness and tenderness. I do gua sha to treat acute and
chronic injuries. I use KT in the office. I use a technique called nerve flossing to treat numbness and pain. I believe in rehabilitative exercises and stretches to fix the imbalances in the muscles.” Dr. Wrye's care has an emphasis on communication -- she wants to hear how patients are feeling
between and during appointments and her treatments are driven by not only progress she sees, but by what patients tell her they are experiencing. She is also an excellent educator and takes the time to explain every treatment she does, every step of the way, so patients understand what is
being done and how it is helping.
 

In her spare time, Dr. Wrye enjoys spending time with her rescue pitmix Drogo and taking care
of her plants. She enjoys animals of all kinds and always encourages her patients to send
updated pet pictures.