Meet Dr. Clay Gross
Your Family’s Body Mechanic
Dr. Clay Gross has been passionate about helping people move and feel better since high school. After watching his mother find relief through chiropractic care, he knew he’d found his calling. Clay earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Parker University in Dallas in 2001, even studying animal chiropractic on racehorses.
A Different Approach to Care
Grace Chiropractic Center is different because we spend more time with our patients and take time to listen and explain what is going on. We provide active treatment care for acute injuries and maintenance/preventative care for those who want to maintain their flexibility and performance. Every person is different and requires a individual plan. We work with our patients to get the best results.
At Grace Chiropractic in Cabot,AR our treatment goals are focused on delivering world-class chiropractic adjustments. Dr. Clay believes that the key to alleviating muscluloskeletal pain, providing natural healing, and promoting overall health is based on precise spinal corrections and physiotherapies. We provide both of these services.
Treatment choices are based on the patient’s biomechanics to get the best possible results. Our patient focused approach helps us: Get the quickest results, educate the patient on the cause, and helps prevent symptoms from becoming chronic.
Grace Chiropractic Center”s philosophy is that we work for you. Dr. Clay offers hope, treatment, and results.
The Mind-Body Connection
Dr. Clay Gross’s philosophy centers on his observation that stress directly impacts our health. This stress can come from physical activities and or, mental stress affecting the physical form. We address sleep posture, work posture, lifting techniques and daily routines that affect us daily. We ask a lot of questions to see if there is something in your daily life that is causing chronic complaints. This communication is another reason we are different.
Giving People Honest, Personal Care
Clay’s goal is simple: help you understand your body so you can take an active role in getting better. No scripts, no pressure, just honest conversation about what’s wrong and how to fix it. After more than two decades, he has observed that people recover faster when they understand what is happening and feel truly heard.