
Our Team
Professionals Driven by Precision, Care, and Results
At Champion Chiropractic, care is only as good as the people providing it.
Our team is committed to delivering focused, ethical, and results-driven chiropractic care for humans and animals.
We believe trust is built through consistency, knowledge, and attention to detail — and that’s exactly how we operate.
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Dr. Lauren Alexander
Dr. Lauren Alexander is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a specialized focus in animal Chiropractic care. She earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic and holds an Animal Chiropractic certification through the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA).
Since opening her practice in 2021, Dr. Alexander has worked extensively with both small and large animals, including equine and canine athletes, as well as human patients. Her clinical approach emphasizes biomechanics, joint motion, neuromuscular function, and whole-body performance, using evidence-based chiropractic care combined with adjunctive therapies such as cold laser.

Dr. Chase Alexander
Dr. Chase Alexander is a Doctor of Chiropractic with advanced training in corrective exercise and functional movement. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic and is NASM-certified as a corrective exercise specialist. Dr. Chase specialized in identifying movement dysfunctions, postural imbalances, and muscular compensation patterns that contribute to pain and injury. With a strong emphasis on functional strength, mobility, and long-term outcomes. Dr. Chase works with patients of all activity levels, from everyday individuals to athletes helping them move efficiently, perform better, and stay pain free.

Codi Stedman
Codi serves as the office manager, supporting daily clinic operations while helping create a welcoming, patient-focused environment. She has a strong passion for animals, especially horses. In her free time, Codi enjoys horseback riding and spending quality time with family and friends.
