Dr. Easley has practiced in southern Ohio for 30 years, helping men, women and children of all ages. A native of Ohio, she is an alumna of Miami University of Oxford, and Wright State University in Dayton. She earned her doctor of chiropractic degree at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.  

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A  member of Sigma Phi Chi chiropractic sorority, she served as president of the alpha chapter while a student, under the direction of Dr. Agnes Mae High Palmer. From Dr. Agnes Palmer she began to learn an appreciation for the role of both art and science in clinical practice.

 

A pioneer, Dr. Easley was a member of the initial group of chiropractors to receive hospital privileges at Cincinnati's Epp Memorial Hospital. In 1987 she represented Cincinnati chiropractors at John Denver's One World Tour. On this tour John Denver publicly recognized chiropractic for its important role in modern world health care. After moving to Adams county with her family in 1992 she continued as a chiropractic leader by becoming the first chiropractor to attain privileges at the Adams County Regional Medical Center. 

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In the 1990's, Dr. Sarah studied advanced  medical qigong  as well as basic acupuncture. Her training in qigong  provided enhanced skill as a medical intuitive and energy practitioner. She combines this traditional empirical  practice  with the western scientific training in order to provide the best of both worlds for her patients who are interested. 

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Dr. Easley has been affiliated with University of Cincinnati as an adjunct associate professor, teaching human anatomy and physiology. Voted a top chiropractor by her peers, she was publicly recognized by Cincy Magazine in 2014. Her practice has included patients from newborn to 97 years of age. She has experience with many aspects of practice including  family practice, pediatric chiropractic, auto accident injury care, industrial and farm work injury care. She has served as an expert witness for court proceedings,  providing testimony regarding spinal injury both in person and by deposition.

 

Dedicated to excellence in care, Dr. Easley currently practices using the direct care model, allowing her to focus on her patients rather than on insurance, office or staff management.

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In addition to her professional activities, Dr. Easley was married and has raised and educated three children, who are now independent adults. She has been an active member and volunteer at her church, and has served as a member of the board at Unity of Northern Kentucky. Currently, she enjoys gardening, swimming and hiking.  

 

 

Chiropractic Philosophy

 

"Medicine is the study of disease and what causes man to die. Chiropractic is the study of health and what causes man to live."                                                                                                      - B.J. Palmer

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"The doctor of the future will give no medication, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, diet and in the cause and prevention of disease. ”                                                    - Thomas A. Edison