Founded on a clinical standard most practices never reach.

Most chiropractors build a career inside one type of practice. One environment. One patient population. One standard.

Dr. Carl Heath spent 16 years building his across almost every environment the profession offers.

He spent years inside a national hospital-based chiropractic group — not adjacent to a hospital, inside one. Working daily alongside MDs, physical therapists, and specialists who expected precise documentation, clear clinical reasoning, and outcomes that held up to scrutiny. That kind of accountability is rare in chiropractic. It changes how you think, how you assess, and what you're willing to accept from yourself.

In 2010, he served as Team Chiropractor for the Colombian Olympic Committee — treating elite athletes across multiple sports during pre-Games preparation and international competition. Elite sport compresses your clinical decision-making in ways nothing else can. You don't have the luxury of uncertainty. You assess fast, you communicate faster, and the margin for error is measured in hundredths of a second and the difference between competing and going home.

He went on to train the next generation of DCs as PEAK Extension Faculty at Life University — because the standard only matters if it transfers.

MyoMedics was built on everything that experience produced. Not a version of it scaled down to fit a suburban practice model. The standard itself — delivered at your location, on your schedule, by providers held to the same bar.

That's not a marketing claim. It's the only reason this practice exists.