Dr. P. David Boyd
Chiropractic Physician Palmer Graduate 1987 Short-Term Care Specialist 10802 Quail Plaza Dr., Suite 201 Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 749-7997 Schedule Online or Call |
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Good posture is important to your overall health and offers a variety of benefits including reduced back pain, increased energy, and greater confidence. Having good posture is important to your overall health, as it can help you avoid muscle tension, pain, fatigue, and many other common ailments and medical conditions.
Most of my patients are able to return to normal activities of daily living in just a few days. We teach our patients how to manage their spine so they experience a healthy and pain free life. |
Y-Strap Adjustment (as seen on YouTube)
The Most Powerful Adjustment in Chiropractic
Migraine Headache Challenge
93% Patient Satisfaction Rate
Hear Dr. Boyd’s personal story about how he used to suffer with migraines.
Schedule a Consultation with Dr. Boyd about your problem. This meeting is designed to determine if chiropractic is the answer to getting rid of your migraines forever.
About Your Chiropractor
Dr. P. David Boyd grew up in northwest Oklahoma City. He graduated high school in 1979 from Oklahoma Christian Schools (OCS) in Edmond, OK. Following high school he attended Oklahoma State University, The University of Oklahoma and Saint Ambrose College before graduating from the prestigious Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1987. Dr. Boyd is Board Certified in Manipulation Under General Anesthesia and Hospital Procedures from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic. Dr. Boyd is an appointed Independent Medical Examiner for the Oklahoma State Worker's Compensation Court. He hosted and co-hosted radio talk shows and has appeared in local news and cable shows in Oklahoma City and Tulsa about chiropractic. Dr. Boyd is a member of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), Unified Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma (UCA) and the Foundation for the Advancement of Chiropractic Education (F.A.C.E.). Dr. Boyd organized and was voted first President of the Oklahoma County Chiropractic Society. He is a proud voting member of the Choctaw tribe. Dr. Boyd has owned and operated several large multidisciplinary clinics and advises chiropractors from around the county on clinical protocols, business operations and patient care. Dr. Boyd is available to talk to people interested in the roll chiropractors play as members of the healthcare team and the therapeutic and financial benefits from adding chiropractic services to a healthcare facility.
Dr. P. David Boyd grew up in northwest Oklahoma City. He graduated high school in 1979 from Oklahoma Christian Schools (OCS) in Edmond, OK. Following high school he attended Oklahoma State University, The University of Oklahoma and Saint Ambrose College before graduating from the prestigious Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1987. Dr. Boyd is Board Certified in Manipulation Under General Anesthesia and Hospital Procedures from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic. Dr. Boyd is an appointed Independent Medical Examiner for the Oklahoma State Worker's Compensation Court. He hosted and co-hosted radio talk shows and has appeared in local news and cable shows in Oklahoma City and Tulsa about chiropractic. Dr. Boyd is a member of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), Unified Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma (UCA) and the Foundation for the Advancement of Chiropractic Education (F.A.C.E.). Dr. Boyd organized and was voted first President of the Oklahoma County Chiropractic Society. He is a proud voting member of the Choctaw tribe. Dr. Boyd has owned and operated several large multidisciplinary clinics and advises chiropractors from around the county on clinical protocols, business operations and patient care. Dr. Boyd is available to talk to people interested in the roll chiropractors play as members of the healthcare team and the therapeutic and financial benefits from adding chiropractic services to a healthcare facility.
