Dr. Matthew W. Booe
Chiropractic Physician
Dr. Matthew W. Booe is a Chiropractic Physician who earned his doctorate at Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis, Missouri before setting up his practice in Hendersonville, Tennessee.
Since 2014, Dr. Matthew Booe has delivered transcending service involving chiropractic care and education to Middle Tennessee families searching for pain relief and ways to improve their health potential.
Dr. Booe believes that movement throughout your daily routine should be coordinated and pain free. Regardless of whether you are a professional athlete, artist, or business professional, our bodies must be maintained and cared for in order to function at their optimum level. His goal is to first obtain this with new patients, and more importantly maintain this level of function regardless of age, gender, or profession.
Background
Dr. Matthew W. Booe was born and raised in the small town of Veedersburg, Indiana. He noticed his fascination with healthcare at a young age. “In middle and high school, I would watch “ER” on television every Thursday night”, Booe explains.
In high school, he kept very active in sports and excelled in baseball and basketball. His high school also had an advanced science department where he gained a lot of knowledge from one of his most notable educators who taught anatomy and physiology. Combining his interest in physiology and sports, he became infatuated with the human body and how it functions.
Prior to chiropractic school, he attended Indiana University and graduated with a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and Exercise Science while working in various realms of the Hoosier Athletic Department. During his time at IU, he became intrigued by the parallels that existed between maximum performance and optimizing health function as opposed to the treating of bad health.
Dr. Booe participated as the Education Coordinator for his class while attending Logan College of Chiropractic from 2010 to 2014. While at Logan, he was involved in many volunteer events including disaster relief after the Joplin, MO tornado, treating patients for two different adult rehabilitation facilities in the St. Louis area, and staffing medical tents at numerous running events in St. Louis.