Physicians
Michael Rohlfs, D.C.
Hours:
Monday 7:30am-1pm
Wednesday 7:30am-1pm
Friday 7:30am-1pm
Michael Rohlfs, D.C.
A native Cincinnatian, graduating from Moeller High School in 1978, Hillsdale College 1982 and National College of Chiropractic 1986. Dr. Rohlfs played football for coach Faust and named team captain of Hillsdale College football team his senior year. Dr. Rohlfs has been in practice for thirty years. His practice is focused on treating patients experiencing spinal pain and has established himself as a specialist in sports medicine. He has been the chiropractic physician for the Cincinnati Reds for 26 years and performs on campus treatments for the athletes of Xavier University. Dr. Rohlfs is also well known throughout the community for his commitment to treating high school athletes including serving as Moeller High Schools chiropractor for the last 30 years.
His primary goal for the practice is to return his patients to functional activity without pain and provide long term recovery and prevention of future episodes. Dr. Rohlfs incorporates a home care rehabilitation
program of strengthening exercises and postural spinal awareness.
Dr. Rohlfs office has been integrated with the medical community of Beacon Orthopaedics for over 20 years which is located at the Summit woods location in Sharonville. This unique environment allows for immediate referral opportunities for the patients.
Dr. Rohlfs son Nick joined the practice in 2015 and is continuing to enhance the patient experience at the practice. Dr. Mike Rohlfs is married Lindsay and has three additional children, Carly, Rachel and Dylan as well as five grandchildren. Dr. Rohlfs has an interest in amateur photography which is evident when visiting his office.
Nicholas Rohlfs, D.C.
Hours:
Monday 12:30pm-5:30pm
Tuesday 6:30am-5pm
Wednesday 12:30pm-5:30pm
Thursday 6:30am-5pm
Friday 12:30pm-5:30pm
Saturday 7:30am-10:30am
Nicholas Rohlfs, D.C.
Is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. He was a graduate from National University of Health Sciences in 2015. Before attending chiropractic school Dr. Rohlfs graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2011 where he played baseball for the Bearcats for four years and majored in Biology. Dr. Rohlfs attended Archbishop Moeller High School and graduated from there in 2007. He has a hands on approach with each patient using techniques of myofascial release. He will also tailor an exercise program for each patient to help alleviate and strengthen weakened musculature causing the patients pain. Dr. Rohlfs is full body certified in Active Release Technique and is now certified in dry needling. Dr. Rohlfs is also certified in Titleist Performance Institute, which is extremely beneficial for golfers ranging from high school --> pro or just your everyday amatuer. Dr. Rohlfs has been a consulting physician for the Cincinnati Reds for the past 5 years. He also works with many of the Cincinnati Bengals as well as Moeller High School, Wyoming High School and Madeira High School.
Dr. Rohlfs and his wife, Grace, have two beautiful daughters, Larken and Tenleigh.
Dr. Nick Rohlfs is located at the Beacon Orthopaedics Summit Woods location.
Torie Striebel, DC
Hours:
Monday 11-5
Tuesday 8-5
Wednesday 11-5
Thursday 8-5
Friday 11-4
First Saturday of the month 8-11
Torie Striebel, DC
Born in Dayton, Ohio. Dr. Striebel is a graduate from Archbishop Alter High School, then went on to earn her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology from Indiana University Bloomington. While in school she worked as a fitness class instructor and helped facilitate health outreach programs for the university, which started her passion for health and wellness. From there, Dr. Striebel went on to pursue a career in chiropractic and received her Doctorate from Logan University in St. Louis Missouri. During school, she focused on techniques such as McKenzie Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), SFMA, Dry Needling, and Active Release Technique. She was involved with Motion Palpation Institute and Forward Thinking Chiropractic, allowing her to gain a multifaceted approach in treating patients. She is also certified in Webster Technique, a technique that helps treat pelvic function and most commonly used for pregnant patients. In her free time, Dr. Striebel is an avid runner as well as a Cross Country and Track & Field Coach for Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
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