Connor Osetreich
Get out of Pain and Back to the Activities You Love
Connor Osetreich, Chiropractor
Dr. Connor Oestreich is an athlete who understands injury and recovery firsthand. Connor helps patients recover from pain and get back to feeling their best.
Do you struggle with:
A stiff neck
Lower back pain
Headaches
Limited mobility
Are you looking to:
Recover from pain after a car accident
Prevent long-term damage from untreated injuries
Find relief and feel like yourself again
Begin recovery with a clear, personalized treatment plan
Solutions for you:
Manual therapy
Cupping
DOT medical exam
Sports rehabilitation
Electrical muscle stimulation
Ultrasound therapy
Step 1
Schedule Your Visit
Step 2
Determine Root Cause & Treatment Plan
Step 3
Start Targeted Treatment Plan
Step 4
Get Back to What You Love
ABOUT Connor
Dr. Connor Oestreich knows what it’s like to be injured—and what it takes to recover.
Connor’s journey into chiropractic care began after a baseball injury in 2017. What started as treatment soon became a calling. After experiencing firsthand how the right care could restore movement, reduce pain, and help him get back in the game, he was inspired to pursue a career in chiropractic care.
Connor earned his degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2021 and has been committed ever since to helping patients recover, move better, and return to the activities they love.
As a lifelong athlete who has spent more than a decade playing town baseball, Dr. Connor knows firsthand how frustrating it can be to be sidelined by pain or injury. That experience shapes the way he treats patients today.
His approach is simple:
Find the root cause of the problem
Treat it with targeted, hands-on care
Help you recover fully
Whether you are recovering from a car accident, dealing with a sports injury, or managing everyday strain, his goal is to help you feel better, move better, and get back to doing what you love.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Connor enjoys spending time with his wife and their golden retriever, and staying active whenever he can.
Initial Evaluation
30 Minutes
Follow Up