Dr. Kyler Pomeroy
Chiropractor
Dr. Kyler Pomeroy is a graduate of Batesville High School after which he attended Westark Community College in Ft. Smith. Dr. Kyler finished his under graduate education at the University of Arkansas. During his time at U of A he pitched for the Razorbacks during the 2002-03 seasons, where he learned the importance of proper biomechanics of an athlete. Dr. Pomeroy received his Doctorate in 2008 from Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, TX.
After 7 years in Dallas, where his time was spent in school then working as a Clinic director for a Chiropractic Office, he has returned to Arkansas to raise a family and serve his community through Chiropractic.Dr. Pomeroy married his best friend Samantha Pomeroy in July of 2021. He and Samantha have two dogs named Hank and Gunner. Gunner attends most days at work with Dr. Pomeroy and when he’s not stealing hugs and kisses from patients he’s sleeping or chewing on a bone in Dr. Pomeroy’s office.
Dr. Pomeroy enjoys all aspects of the outdoors and spending as much time with his beautiful wife Samantha and friends in his free time.
Dr. Alex Corjay
Chiropractor
Dr. Alex Corjay is a Hot Springs native who is passionate about helping people feel better and move better in their everyday lives. He believes chiropractic care should be simple, effective, and focused on the individual. Alex takes time to listen to his patients and understands that everyone’s pain and goals are different. His approach is centered on improving function, reducing pain, and helping patients get back to doing the things they enjoy most.
Born and raised in Hot Springs, Alex has always been proud to call this town home. He attended the University of Arkansas and earned his chiropractic degree from Cleveland University in Kansas. Outside of the office, Alex enjoys spending time at the lake with his family, golfing, cheering on the Razorbacks, and spending time with his beautiful wife and their Aussie, Marty. He is excited to give back to the Hot Springs community and looks forward to helping his hometown feel its best.