Meet the Doctors

Dr. Carl Rafey

Dr. Rafey graduated from the Logan College of Chiropractic in Missouri, where he received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree and a Bachelor of Science in Biology.  Dr. Rafey decided to become a chiropractor after his first experience as a chiropractic patient.  While suffering from a painful condition called "plantar fasciitis", he tried many treatments, including medications.  Nothing seemed to work, and he was worried that he would have to give up his running routine and possibly face surgery.  That's when his wife (who was attending chiropractic school at the time) suggested he give chiropractic care a try.  It was a success, and Dr. Rafey decided to become a chiropractor as a result. 

Dr. Carl Rafey currently lives in Cincinnati with his wife and five children. They are very active in the community and enjoy experiencing all that Cincinnati has to offer.

Chiropractic care made a tremendous difference in Dr. Rafey's life... and it can do the same for you!

"My goal is to help as many patients as possible achieve a better quality of life.  That's why I became a chiropractor, and that's why we have such a wonderful, compassionate staff.  We are genuinely concerned with your well-being as a patient, and we've seen many patients enjoy pain relief when other methods didn't work.  The care you'll receive in my office is high-quality and affordable... let us show you how much better you can feel TODAY!"

Dr. P. Carl Rafey

Dr. Ripploh is a University of Dayton graduate earning a bachelors degree in biology.  While at the University of Dayton, Dr. Ripploh was chosen to partake in an exchange program traveling to Chaminade University in Honolulu, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu to study. 

Dr. Ripploh attended graduate school earning magna cum laude honors, at Palmer College of Chiropractic, the first and most prestigious chiropractic college in the world, located in Davenport, IA. 

While attending Palmer, Dr. Ripploh participated in a mission trip traveling to Honduras establishing health care clinics serving thousands of people in need.