Belton Chiropractors

Meet the Doctors of Montgomery Chiropractic

You've probably heard the saying, "Two heads are better than one." We've taken that to heart at Montgomery Chiropractic. With two chiropractors on staff, you get the benefit of extra brainpower. Especially with difficult cases.

Introducing Belton Chiropractor Dr. Larry Montgomery

Belton, Texas Chiropractor, Dr. Larry Montgomery
"I still remember being placed on a piece of plywood in the backseat of our family car and my dad driving me to my first chiropractic appointment when I was just three years old!"

"I had been on medication for several days with a "crick" in my neck, so severe, that any movement made me cry out in pain! Finally, my father put me in the back seat of the old Mercury (with the plywood underneath me) and we began the 30 mile drive to the chiropractor. While that was my first visit, it was not to be my last. A knee injury before my senior year in high school resulted in a local health professional telling me, "I don't know what is causing that popping sound in your knee, but we could 'open it up and see'....! That report scared me back in to a chiropractic office.

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Introducing Belton Chiropractor, Dr. Elizabeth Evans

Belton chiropractor, Dr. Elizabeth Evans
PERSONAL
  • Member, First Baptist Church Killeen
  • Graduate of Killeen High School - 2002
  • Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene, Texas - 2002-2006
  • B.A. General Biology - May 2006
  • Texas Chiropractic College, Pasadena, Texas - 2006-2009
  • B.S. Human Biology - August 2009
  • Doctor of Chiropractic Degree - December 2009
ADVANCED TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS
  •  Internship with Rice University Athletics Department—2009
  • Chief Intern at Moody Health Center, Texas Chiropractic College—2009
  • Impulse Instrument Adjusting—2009
  • Graston Technique—2008
  • Kinesiotaping—2008
  • Teacher’s Assistant, Gross Human Anatomy— 2007–2009
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS & MEMBERSHIPS
  • American Chiropractic Association— 2006– Present
  • Texas Chiropractic Association— 2006– Present
  • Bell County Chiropractic Society— 2009– Present
  • Texas Chiropractic College Ambassadors— 2007-2009
  • Texas Chiropractic College Alumni Association— 2009– Present
  • American Chiropractic Association Council on Sports Injuries— 2006– Present
OFFICES HELD
  • Student Body President, Texas Chiropractic College: 2007-2008
  • Student Body Vice President, Texas Chiropractic College: 2008-2009
  • Class President, Class of December 2009, TCC: 2006-2007
  • Class Secretary, Class of December 2009, TCC: 2006
  • Student American Chiropractic Assoc., Class Representative: 2006– 2008
  • Student Texas Chiropractic Assoc., Class Representative: 2006– 2009
  • Texas Chiropractic College Ambassadors, President: 2008-2009

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