Our Doctors

Dr. Louis Campbell is a Doctor of Chiropractic and licensed provider of full-body Active Release Technique(ART). Dr. Campbell’s rich experience in owning and operating a private practice, along his attention to detail and caring manner, provides his patients with individualized attention to meet their unique needs. Dr. Campbell keeps current on new techniques and advancements in the field, and he is very knowledgeable in the workings of a multidisciplinary practice. He is well-respected for his principle in putting individual patient care at the forefront, and his compassion for patients in pain is appreciated by all.

Dr. Campbell earned his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree at New York Chiropractic College, and maintains his certification in ART by attending frequent seminars. He is a member of the USAT and a competitive triathlete. Being an active athlete gives him the insight to treat athletic injuries with greater understanding and first-hand knowledge.

His other hobbies include snowboarding, hiking and spending time with his wife, Cindy, and their six-year-old son, Gavin. Along with his wife, Dr. Campbell co-founded the Ty Louis Campbell Foundation for pediatric cancer research (www.SuperTy.org) in memory of his oldest son, Ty, who lost his life to brain cancer in 2012.  He is always proud to speak about the clinical trials and research that their nonprofit has funded in his honor. 

Jacqueline Reisner graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University in 2010.  Dr. Reisner is Board Certified and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.  Clinical special interests include orthopedics and sports medicine.  In addition to conventional forms of therapy, Dr. Reisner uses advanced manual techniques for which she has received extensive training.  Her experience includes hospital inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient orthopedics, and sports medicine at the New York Hospital for Special Surgery, ranked number one in the nation for orthopedics. 

Dr. Reisner became a physical therapist because she had suffered sports injuries in high school and learned the value of helping others through physical therapy first hand by going through it herself. She considers this field an enjoyable and fulfilling challenge and regards the opportunity to provide patients who are in pain a better quality of life the greatest perk of her career.