For Dr. Olivia, helping patients recover from car accident injuries is deeply personal—because she has been there herself.
Having lived in Spring Hill for nearly her entire life, Dr. Olivia graduated from Springstead High School before attending the University of Central Florida, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science. During her time at UCF, a serious car accident changed the course of her life.
After being injured, she pursued orthopedic care, physical therapy, and pain medication. Despite those efforts, she continued living with pain for the better part of a year. Eventually, she tried chiropractic care as a last resort. Within a few months of adjustments, the pain she had been struggling with resolved. That experience changed more than how she felt—it changed her future.
Inspired by her recovery, she decided to pursue chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic’s Florida campus. There, she met her best friend and future business partner, Dr. Kiani. Together, they founded 24/7 Chiropractic Wellness & Rehab, bringing their shared commitment to compassionate, individualized care to the community Dr. Olivia has long called home.
Dr. Olivia understands how an accident can affect everyday life: the discomfort, the frustration, and the uncertainty about feeling like yourself again. That firsthand experience shapes how she listens to patients and supports them through recovery. She recognizes that every injury and recovery is different, and she helps each patient understand their care and work toward their individual goals.
Outside the office, Dr. Olivia enjoys working out and hiking. Staying active is an important part of her own life, and she appreciates how much it means to patients to return to the activities they love. Her background in exercise science and belief that a body in motion stays in motion guide her passion for helping people move and feel better.
Her own recovery inspired her calling. Today, she brings that understanding and determination to helping her community Heal. Grow. Thrive.