Meet the Doctors

Lucas Conroy, DC

Lucas Conroy, DC

Lucas Conroy, DC, is a 2017 graduate from Palmer College of Chiropractic, is a chiropractor with Westside Chiropractic and Wellness. Dr. Conroy is also a graduate of WMU where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science; he uses his background in strengthening, mobilizing, and stabilizing the body to improve the outcomes of chiropractic treatment. Dr. Conroy has had additional education in a multitude of chiropractic techniques including soft tissue mobility, pre and postnatal treatment utilizing Webster Technique, and “Palmer Package”. He specializes in treating neuromusculoskeletal conditions of the head, neck, back, and extremities. Dr. Conroy will spend the time listening to your needs and concerns to properly find the root of the problem and address them in the most appropriate way. After a consult, orthopedic, and neuro exam he will formulate a plan with goals to get you moving and feeling well again. Dr. Conroy has an extensive background working with athletes, pre/postnatal, and pediatrics/infants creating a well rounded approach to all patients needs and concerns.

Patrick Rowley, DC

Patrick Rowley, DC

Patrick Rowley, DC, a 1993 graduate of Palmer college of Chiropractic, is a chiropractor with Westside Chiropractic and Wellness in Kalamazoo, MI. Dr. Rowley has completed extensive studies in Neurology and passed the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology in 2008. He is also a Fellow in the American College of Functional Neurology. He specializes in non-surgical care for low back pain, shoulder pain, headaches and chronic body aches, and has special interests in migraines, vertigo and neurodegenerative conditions. He starts by listening to your health concerns and goals for treatment, allowing him to complete a comprehensive examination to understand the root cause of your condition. Based on the findings of your exam, a plan is developed specifically for you to address the underlying causes of your complaint. His goal in developing a treatment plan is to correct your condition rather than treat the symptoms.