Dr. Taylor Levick didn’t originally plan on becoming a chiropractor. He started college at the University of Florida as an engineering major—but while working as a personal trainer at the campus rec center, he saw firsthand how powerful movement and exercise could be in changing people’s lives. That discovery led him to earn a B.S. in Exercise Physiology in 2008 and set him on a very different path.

His interest deepened after working alongside massage therapists and chiropractors and seeing how hands-on care could make an equally profound difference. That curiosity turned into a calling, and in 2013 he earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic (Florida Campus).

Dr. Taylor has spent nine years in clinical practice, with a four-year detour into orthopedic medical device sales—an experience that broadened his understanding of how different conditions and patients benefit from different approaches. That well-rounded perspective shapes how he practices today.

He’s completed extensive postgraduate training and is always learning, refining, and asking better questions—because helping patients move, feel, and live better is never a finished project.

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 A Few Fun Facts About Dr. Taylor
• Believes dark chocolate is basically a health supplement (should we sell this in clinic??).
• Works out for fun — and often use it as a negotiation tactic with his kids (“Let Dad finish this set and then we’ll play Princess Unicorns”)
• Outdoors enthusiast: if it involves mountains, trails, or fresh air, he’s in. If it involves spiders, he’s… evaluating his options.
• Proud girl dad of two beautiful daughters who already run the house and his schedule.
• Married to Dr. Angela, who is beautiful, brilliant, and 97% responsible for him looking like he has his life together.
• Loves traveling — especially if it includes adventurous activities and trying foods he can’t pronounce.
• Has eaten things on trips that he still can’t identify, but would absolutely try again.