Dr. Gregory Harvey brings to his clinic impeccable qualifications. A native San Diegan, he is the son of a chiropractor, although he did not inherit the practice. Rather, he built it himself from the ground up, with Thomas Edison's vision in mind.

After undergraduate studies at UCSD and SDSU, he attended Life Chiropractic College West in the Bay area. There he earned top honors, setting straight records at the school's clinic, while actively teaching during the final two years of his eight-year higher education.

Moving to Encinitas in 1984, he designed and built a building in the Santa Fe Business Park to house the New Life Chiropractic Clinic. Later, he relocated to Solana Beach, where NLCC has grown to become the largest chiropractic clinic in the area. A much sought-after speaker on computerized diagnostic and adjustment techniques, Dr. Harvey has addressed seminars and conventions all over the United States. In 1985 Dr. Harvey received worldwide recognition for co-developing system software for diagnosing spinal misalignment. He was invited by the Korean government to bring his computer to that country, where he helped set up Korea's first chiropractic clinic. Later, he was honored by the Korean government's invitation to minister to its athletes in the 1988 Summer Olympic Games.

Dr. Harvey is a tireless crusader against the myths and misinformation that have traditionally undermined the credibility of chiropractic, and stresses patient education as an integral part of the wellness process.

Summing up his career vision, he states: "I intend to be one of the forerunners in repositioning chiropractic to its rightful place in the healthcare profession. I want to help establish our profession as the highly educated art form that it is."

Article: "Why I am a Doctor of Chiropractic"