Dr. Scott Asay is a licensed Chiropractor serving the Chandler community.

Dr. Scott Asay has been freeing people from pain in the clinic in Chandler, AZ. As a Chiropractor with experience, Dr. Asay is committed to promoting optimal health and well being of  patients.

Dr. Asay uses a "whole person approach". This approach to wellness means looking for underlying causes of any disturbance or disruption (which may or may not be causing symptoms at the time) and make whatever interventions and lifestyle adjustments that would optimize the conditions for normal function. Using this unique approach, Dr. Asay is able to help you to accelerate and/or maintain your journey to good health.

Dr. Asay's goal for each person is to lift their body and physical capabilities to meet the lifestyle that they want to obtain.  This is in contrast to many other healthcare providers whose answer is to simply limit activity to reduce discomfort. It is all too easy to tell a patient that if running hurts your back, don't run.  No one wants to be told that they are no longer going to be able to sit on the ground to play with their grandchildren or that they should not be going on bike rides with their spouse, or playing ball with their kids.  Dr. Asay's goal is to help you be better and more comfortable doing what you do whether that is sitting at a desk, snowboarding, or sleeping.  Dr. Asay wants you to realize how good life can be when you are  pain free and feel well.

Dr. Bryan Heward

Dr. Bryan Heward attended Western States Chiropractic College in Portland, Oregon.  He also received two Bachelors degrees from Arizona State; in Microbiology and Exercise Science.  He is married to a wonderful wife, Becky and has three children.  He likes to exercise daily and as a hobby, likes to work on computers. 

Dr. Heward incorporates manual stretching techniques into his treatments and believes flexibility is one of the most important things in maintaining our body's health. We would all have less joint and muscular pain if everyone would stretch.   Being able to do all the things and activities that we want to do is important.  Dr. Heward believes we need to stay active and be able to do the activities we enjoy doing, from golf, basketball, and weight lifting to computer work and gin rummy.