Brooks Chiropractic brings a familiar team and a sports-care background to Culpeper

David L. Brooks completed his chiropractic degree at Texas Chiropractic College in 1985. More than four decades later, that professional background anchors a Culpeper practice where chiropractic care sits alongside rehabilitation services and examinations for commercial drivers.

Brooks Chiropractic Clinic operates on Madison Road, with Brooks joined by chiropractic assistant Sue Brooks and front-desk receptionist Brenda Tecayehualt. Sue is a Lynchburg College graduate; Tecayehualt graduated from Culpeper's Eastern View High School. The team gives the practice both longstanding experience and a connection to the community's next generation.

Brooks's professional biography includes certification as a chiropractic sports physician and registration as a medical examiner with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The latter supports a separate part of the clinic's work: DOT physical examinations for commercial drivers.

The clinic's services include chiropractic adjustments, rehabilitation, customized orthotics and supportive modalities such as moist heat and electrical muscle stimulation. Its approach brings several options into the same office, with care selected around an individual evaluation rather than a single service for every patient.

The practice also separates its general office schedule from patient appointment hours, a useful detail for people arranging a visit around work. New-patient forms are available online, allowing some of the introductory paperwork to be completed before an appointment.

For Brooks, the thread connecting these services is a career spent working with movement and physical function. In Culpeper, that experience is delivered through a small, named team and an office that also serves people whose ability to work depends on meeting commercial-driving medical requirements.