About
Our staff is both Knowledgeable And Caring
Dr. Brett Baker, Dr Cooper Anderson, Dr Brian Billings and Dr Dan Froerer, have brought more than 50 years experience and love treating the community of Queen Creek, San Tan Valley and the surrounding areas.
Dr Baker is certified in manipulation under anesthesia (MUA) which helps with injuries such as frozen shoulder and joint restrictions that could otherwise result in surgery. He does the MUA procedure in outpatient clinics with medical doctors and anesthesiologists to provide the best care with superior results. Dr Baker holds a second certification in Dry Needling which has gained popularity in recent years. Dry Needling helps your toughest knots and sore spots melt away, rehabilitating chronic trigger points (painful knots in the muscles).
Dr Cooper has a masters degree in nutrition and loves being active in sports. You may even see him mountain biking, so don't forget to say "hi" on the trails. Dr Cooper is also a Fireman stationed in Mesa, and is living his childhood dream.
Dr Billings loves using instruments to make your visit more comfortable and is an expert at several "gentle" adjusting techniques. If you are into the arts, you may see him performing as part of the CGCC band. You may also see him on the local golf course, practicing the elusive chip shot.
AZ Premier Chiropractic and Rehab staffs Licensed Massage Therapists (LMT's) and Stretch Therapists that are trained and skilled to work closely with the physicians to augment your treatment care plans which improves your circulation and muscle health.
Our practice's primary focus is on pain relief. Pain happens from many different avenues. Whether from sports injuries, auto-accident injuries, chronic pain or age related injuries, if you are experiencing pain, this is the first place you should visit.
Brett Baker DC MUA-C
Chiropractor
Originally from a small town in Idaho, Dr. Baker loves to camp, motorcycle and snow ski. He is married to his wife Nicole and together they enjoy playing with their 3 kids and traveling to fun destinations.
Dr. Baker holds Bachelors degrees in Biology, Health and Wellness and Anatomy and Physiology and a Doctorate degree in Chiropractic.
Dr. Baker's treatment approach is designed to meet the specific needs of every patient. Understanding that individuals are different he utilizes a variety of techniques to treat auto injuries, sports injuries as well as other neck and back aches and pains.
Dr. Baker has advanced training in extremity adjusting which is the treatment and rehabilitation of the joints in the feet, knees, hips, wrists, elbows, shoulders, TMJ, and ribs. Dr. Baker is certified in Activator and Graston Technique and has training in muscle therapies as well as cranial adjusting.
In 2009, Dr Baker went to Colombia as 1 of 2 doctors chosen to treat the athletes in the Pan American Baseball games where he was able to combine two passions of his, sports and Chiropractic.
Cooper Anderson DC MS
Chiropractor
Dr. Cooper Anderson grew up in Chandler where he attended Dobson High School in Mesa.
For his entire life Dr. Anderson has always loved to serve others and try to make their lives better. After a few personal experiences with chiropractors in high school he found something that would really help him achieve his goals of helping people and make lives better through chiropractic.
Dr. Anderson attended Arizona State University where he pursued a degree in exercise and wellness, and moved on to Logan University (Logan College of Chiropractic) where he received one of the best chiropractic educations available. While in school he was able to serve in multiple clinics where he worked with a diverse group of patients from those with physical disabilities to elite athletes, including division 1 athletes at the University of Missouri (Mizzou). He also worked with athletes at other schools in the St. Louis area like Lindenwood University and Missouri Baptist.
Dr. Anderson is always trying to improve and make himself and his care for patients better. He has been trained in diversified adjusting, Cox Flexion and Distraction technique, Activator methods and is a Certified Graston Technique Practitioner, and Certified in Physical Medicine. Dr. Anderson also received his masters in nutrition with an emphasis on human performance from Logan University.
Outside of work Dr. Anderson has a growing family with a wife and three children. He enjoys spending the majority of his free time with his family. When not with the family Dr. Anderson enjoys being active in his community through scouting programs and many other volunteer programs throughout the valley.
Brian Billings DC
Chiropractor
Prior to moving across the country to attend Arizona State University, Dr. Billings grew up in a small town in Western New York state near the Canadian border and Lake Ontario. From ASU he received his B.S. in Biology and was a member of the Alpha Epsilon Delta premedical honor society. Through the honor society he was eligible to participate in a unique, year long class where he worked as a member of the trauma unit at Scottsdale Memorial Medical Center and attended weekly lectures given by doctors from various specialties.
After college Dr. Billings worked in the medical laboratory environment for several years.During this time he had a knee injury playing sports which led him to seek chiropractic care from a long-time friend. That friend was able to give him relief through chiropractic treatment that he wasn’t receiving through medical intervention and thus began his journey to understand alternative healthcare and chiropractic specifically. From the resulting discussions with his friend he chose to study Chiropractic instead of pursuing traditional medicine.
In 1995 he moved to Davenport, IA to study at Palmer College of Chiropractic where the profession was founded. Alongside his studies he attended multiple extracurricular educational seminars and was exposed to many chiropractic techniques and philosophies. During his time at Palmer he participated as part of the intramural golf team and competed in Div III golf tournaments in the region.
Since graduation, Dr. Billings has been working as a Chiropractic Physician in greater Phoenix’s East Valley for more than 20 years with an emphasis on geriatric care and post-surgical back pain. In the past he has served the chiropractic profession in several capacities as a member of the state trade association, the Arizona Association of Chiropractic.
Dan Froerer DC
Chiropractor
Dr Froerer is a dedicated chiropractor with over 20 years of experience helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness. Born and raised in Utah, he has a deep love for the outdoors, finding peace and joy in the mountains, rivers, and trails of his home state. He has been happily married for 30 years, and together with his wife, they have raised four wonderful children and are now the proud grandparents of three.
As a man of deep faith, Dr. Froerer believes in serving others with compassion, integrity, and respect. His commitment to holistic health and wellness extends beyond his practice to his personal life, where he enjoys spending time with family, exploring nature, and caring for his beloved dog. Driven by a passion for natural healing, he is honored to provide personalized chiropractic care to his community, helping each patient live their healthiest life.
Licensed Massage Therapists
LMT's
Allan is a Licensed Massage Therapist and Stretch Therapist. He works tirelessly to lengthen your muscles and has a unique perspective on muscle strength and length and how they work together.
Allan specializes in PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation). This form of therapeutic stretching is 10 times more effective than static stretching. Most clients see results after for first stretching session. Allan offers 25 min PNF sessions. All stretch sessions are customized to the client’s goals and current fitness level.
Bryn is a Licensed Massage Therapist who has worked in the medical field using her technique to help athletes with muscle injury and spasms. She also works closely with those in auto accidents to help the injured muscle tissue heal with less "scar tissue" or adhesions and prevent the muscle from making a full recovery.