Dr. Blair D. Hunt

"Seventeen years ago something happened to me that changed my life forever. Back then I was working for the government and very actively involved with all forms of sports. While lifting weights one day, I felt a "pop" in my neck. The pain in my upper back and neck was so intense that I couldn't turn my head, concentrate on my work, and sometimes couldn't even button my shirt. I was afraid that I would lose my job if the disability continued. After considering pain killers and muscle relaxers (which I thought would cover the pain and not solve the problem) I decided against it. But there's more.

"My boss at the time, Verne, convinced me to give a chiropractor a try (and rather strongly, I might add). The chiropractor did an exam, took some films, and then "adjusted" my spine. The adjustment didn't hurt, it actually felt good. I got relief, and I could move again. It worked so well that I went to chiropractic school myself.

"Looking back, it was a life changing experience for me. I graduated in 2000 from Palmer College of Chiropractic and have been in active practice ever since. I am adjunct faculty at Palmer for their Clinic Abroad Program, where we set up clinics in poor countries around the world. My favorite place is Bolivia. I am also faculty at a local college and teach anatomy & physiology and pathology. I hold an Advanced BA in Economics from the University of Saskatchewan.

"I utilize Palmer Package adjusting, Activator, Thompson Drop technique and Cox Flexion/ Distraction for lumbar decompression therapy. I attempt to find the right technique for each patient. We always try to treat people the way we want to be treated."

- Dr. Hunt

Lindsay Harms, M.S. LCPC, has experience working with clients since 2002 in school, residential, agency and private practice settings.

 She earned a master's degree in Clinical and Community Mental Health from Western Illinois University.

 She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents and families in a wide variety of settings dealing with ADD/ADHD, depression, divorce, life changes, sexual abuse victimization/perpetration and various other issues.

Lindsay Harms, M.S.

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

309-339-7073

 lrharms80@aol.com

Counseling is something that cannot be delivered in a one size fits all approach.

Lindsay strives to meet your needs and to discover what methods best suit your needs.

She offers evening appointments to help make counseling accessible to people working a traditional schedule.

Most major insurance plans are accepted. For those without insurance, a sliding fee scale is available.

Lindsay is a member of AACC. She strives to maintain a solid knowledge of the newest ideas in the mental health field and works diligently to provide these advantages to her clients.

Dr. Wm. Ted Mlotek ("Dr. Ted") graduated from Logan College of Chiropractic in St Louis in December of 1999. During college he served as a Teachers Assistant (TA) for the physical rehabilitation program where he helped design exercise protocols for other student doctors.  He served as an assistant student teacher and tutor in the neurology club. 

He served his internship in a pilot program at Barnes Jewish Hospital studying the effectiveness of Chiropractic and back pain during pregnancy. Upon graduation he began practice in July of 2000 at Zinser and Bruns Chiropractic where he practiced for 10 years.  In August of 2010 he joined forces with Dr Blair Hunt at Midwest Multicare, where he continues to practice using a number of techniques designed for all his patient needs and preferences.