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Read Frank’s storyMeet the team
We’ve been where you are.
Both of our doctors found chiropractic as patients first: Dr. Coughlin through his own health struggles in college, Dr. Pettit after injuries racing motocross. That’s why every plan here starts with what you want back.
Dr. Coughlin’s mission is to help people regain what they’ve lost by restoring their normal HEALTH and FUNCTION.
At twenty, and again in 2017, he was the patient.
Devon Coughlin D.C.
Dr. Coughlin’s mission is to help people regain what they’ve lost by restoring their normal HEALTH and FUNCTION. While in college he struggled with his own health and was prescribed a future of daily medications at the age of twenty! Fortunately, he had a caring professor in college that was a chiropractor.
This professor shared with Dr. Coughlin the power of chiropractic, and in a short period of time, Dr. Coughlin was able to regain his health and immediately was able to discontinue the medications that he had been taking. He uses his powerful experience with chiropractic to educate and inspire others to take control of their health and create an amazing future.
Dr. Coughlin attended The College of New Jersey for his undergraduate degree in Health and Exercise Science. Shortly after graduating from TCNJ, he enrolled at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Port Orange, FL.
Dr. Coughlin is a dedicated husband, father, and chiropractor who enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, healthy food, and any outdoor adventure. He resides in Medford, NJ.
In 2017 he had a disc problem of his own, and he worked with a chiropractor to fix it.
Today, he channels that same passion and discipline from his racing days into helping others restore movement, relieve pain, and live healthier, more active lives.
His own injuries brought him here.
Cameron Pettit, D.C.
Dr. Cameron Pettit is a dedicated Chiropractor and graduate of Life University in Marietta, Georgia. His journey into chiropractic care began through personal experience—after sustaining multiple injuries while pursuing a Professional Motocross Career, Dr. Pettit developed a deep appreciation for the body’s ability to heal through natural and hands-on approaches.
Today, he channels that same passion and discipline from his racing days into helping others restore movement, relieve pain, and live healthier, more active lives.
Outside of the office, Dr. Pettit enjoys spending time outdoors, hunting, riding dirt-bikes, or cheering on Philadelphia’s sports teams. He is currently engaged and looks forward to building both his professional practice and future family life with the same dedication he brings to his patients every day.
Recognized in South Jersey
Named South Jersey Top Physicians every year from 2017 to 2025. Webster Technique Certified.
Core Values:
• Honesty • Integrity • Trust • Compassion • Excellence •
The real heroes
The people we do this for.
Our patients are the ones who show up, follow the plan and get their lives back. Here are a few of them, in their own words.
Fewer headaches, better mornings
“A much more positive and conquer-the-day type of mindset.”
Just over a monthDaily headaches, low back and hip pain
Read Matt’s story
A pain-free recovery
“A successful, pain-free, recovery.”
Lumbar disc herniation (athlete)
Read Dennis’s storyFrequently asked questions
Questions you might have before your first visit.
Straight answers from our doctors about how care works here.
When should I see a chiropractor?
You should see a chiropractor when you’re a baby, a student, under stress, if you are ill or in pain, if you’ve been in an accident, competing in sports, and if you want to achieve the best health possible!
How often should I get adjusted? Do I only get adjusted when I am sore or in pain?
You will see a chiropractor more often at the beginning of treatment, during the more intensive relief phase. When you reach the stabilization/maintenance phase of your chiropractic care, we recommend keeping up with regular adjustments to maintain the progress that you made. This varies from person to person.
*If you are looking for temporary relief rather than addressing the cause of the problem, then our office is probably not the right fit for you. We don’t prescribe medications and we do not accept walk-ins.
What is the cracking sound when I get adjusted?
The “cracking” sound when you get adjusted is air being released from the fluid in the joint capsules in-between your joints. The bones are not cracking during an adjustment.
Are all patients adjusted in the same way?
No. All adjustments are customized by our doctors to the individual needs of each person. Our doctors are highly trained in various techniques to provide the best care possible for each person. Some people respond best to manual adjustments with some force, while others respond best to light-force instrument adjusting or drop table adjustments. Proper diagnostic imaging helps us to gather the most specific information to best correct your condition.
Why should I continue to get adjusted?
You should continue to get adjusted even after your initial problem has subsided to achieve long term correction and stabilization. If you stop getting adjusted after the initial symptoms are gone without achieving long term correction/stabilization, your condition will eventually return, and your spine will likely become problematic again.
How long will my appointments be?
In our office a regular visit will be no longer than 20 minutes. If you have a re-evaluation or re-x-ray your visit may be slightly longer, but we strive to respect your time while you are under our care. We often receive compliments on our efficiency and respect for our patient’s valuable time.
Why am I doing exercises at the office before and after my adjustment?
There are many benefits to the exercises we have you do in our office. The mobility disc prepares your body for your actual adjustment, and the neck exercises help to strengthen your neck muscles and help stabilize spinal adjustments longer.
Is it okay to see a chiropractor during pregnancy?
YES! You should absolutely see a chiropractor when you are pregnant. Not only will getting adjusted provide you with a more comfortable pregnancy, it will also help to ensure your labor and delivery are as smooth as possible.
Can my children get adjusted? How old should they be?
Yes, we highly recommend you get your children evaluated and adjusted. As children develop, they experience stresses on the body that are completely normal to growth, like falls and minor injuries. A healthy spine will allow them to heal quickly and optimally. Getting your child’s spine checked will also ensure that their spine is growing in a straight line from the front and has the necessary curves in the low back and neck. Chiropractic adjustments also help students of all ages concentrate better.
Your child should be evaluated by a chiropractor as soon as possible after birth. We have parents who bring their infants in after birth for a preventative evaluation.
If I'm sore after an adjustment should I use ice or heat?
Soreness after your first adjustment or two is a normal reaction. In many cases the patient’s spine may have been locked up for months or years. We recommend using ice for 20 minutes at a time, followed by 40 minutes of rest. We do not recommend heat, as heat may aggravate the area.