Zenaptic Chiropractic

Zenaptic Quiropraxia Dr Troy Dreiling

Dr. Troy Dreiling has been providing chiropractic services to Portland Metropolitan families for 18 years. He believes that adjustments in the body and attitude go way beyond an office visit, and into the heart.

Zenaptic Chiropractic was voted "Best in Clark County" by the Clark County Chamber of Commerce because of Dreiling's community involvement and commitment to community health. Also, Vote Readers Choice Award by the Columbian 3 years now.

Dreiling believes a healthy lifestyle is an undeniable component to one's health. His mission, to serve as many people possible with natural, safe, and effective solutions to achieve the body's optimal state of being and to provide superior education inspiring others to create a healthier "you", community, and planet.

The relationship between activity and health is the foundation of Dreiling's practice. Maximized Living Makeovers and run/walk clubs are keystones to Dreiling's commitment to his patients and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Dr. Dreiling graduated from Life Chiropractic College West in 1994, and is an International Chiropractic Association member. He has opened three chiropractic clinics in Romania and served on a Panama mission team, adjusting over 1,000,000 people. Last year, Dr. Dreiling has raised over $10,000 for charitable causes and has given away over $200,000 worth of services. Events included hosting an annual Kids Day America, promoting health, safety, and environmental awareness for the children in the community. His radio show, "Absolute Life Radio" on KPDQ, 104.1,The Fish, inspires families to keep making healthy choices. A former bodybuilder, Dreiling is the team chiropractor for the State Champion Evergreen High School football team. Several organizations know they can count on him, including the YMCA, YWCA, ARC Innovative Services, Salvation Army, Make a Wish, Pregnancy Resource Center, Life West Chiropractic College research, Wichoni International, Mt Hood Ski Patrol, Humane Society, Portland Rescue Mission and local schools.