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Dr. Grant Watkins

Chief Executive Officer
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Dr. Grant Watkins is the founder and CEO of Spine Stop Chiropractic, a growing network of 9 offices across Kentucky and Tennessee focused on delivering natural, drug-free healthcare that helps patients live pain-free and move better.

A 1999 graduate of Logan University, Dr. Watkins has practiced chiropractic care for over two decades and taught Activator Methods for 15 years, training and testing doctors throughout the western United States. As an adjunct faculty member for Life University, Campbellsville University, and Logan University, he has helped shape the next generation of chiropractors with a commitment to evidence-informed care and clinical excellence.

Dr. Watkins built Spine Stop around one simple belief: patients deserve results they can see and understand. Every office uses before-and-after posture analysis and functional testing to track real progress. From newborns to patients over 100, his team delivers personalized, natural care focused on restoring alignment, motion, and long-term wellness.

With services including chiropractic adjustments, decompression, dry needling, postural analysis, and corrective exercises, Spine Stop continues to expand under his leadership. Making chiropractic care more accessible in every community it serves.

A firm believer that “God knows facts—everyone else brings data,” Dr. Watkins blends faith, experience, and measurable outcomes to elevate chiropractic and transform lives.

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Common Conditions

Explore the various conditions patients often have and how chiropractic care is able to manage their pain.

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Arthritis

Used to describe pain, swelling, or stiffness in the joints, and is related to osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

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Headaches

Term used for pain felt in the head, upper neck, face, and eyes that range in severity from mild to severe or debilitating.

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Low Back Pain

Movement, sensitivity, and pain occurs when one or more of the 31 complex nerve pairs disrupt signals to the brain.

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Migraines

Specific causes are largely unknown but it’s thought to be the result of abnormal brain activity which affects nerve signals.

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Neck Pain

The neck connects the central nervous system to the torso and is supported by muscles, when strained or injured, cause pain.

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Sciatica

Tingling sensations in lower extremities are caused by the sciatic nerve being compressed, pinched, damaged, or blocked.

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Scoliosis

Still being researched, 20% of cases are caused by vertebrae malformation, muscular diseases, or by degenerative conditions.

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Shoulder Pain

Pain can suddenly appear or develop over time due to injury, overuse, overexertion, or from underlying conditions.

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