About Dr. Bob

Born in Rock Island, Illinois, Robert Graves (“Dr. Bob”) served in the United States Air Force from 1969-1973. Soon after graduating from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1978, he moved to Colorado to open his practice.​ In 1988, Dr. Bob received The Colorado Chiropractic Association's Young Chiropractor-of-the-Year Award. He also served as the official chiropractor for The Denver Center of Performing Arts. After managing a successful practice in Denver for 35 years, Dr. Bob and his wife, Sandi, decided to move back to Northeast Ohio to be close to family. 

Through a life-long commitment to health and wellness, Dr. Bob has treated people of all ages and walks of life. His concern for the long-term benefit of his patients is reflected in his constant endeavor to educate himself in the most current health-care concepts. His commitment to his Practice, as well as community service, is exemplified through his caring and sensitivity to the individual needs of his patients.​

As a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), Dr. Bob has extensive training and specialized knowledge of sports injuries and rehabilitation and can help athletes optimize their athletic performance. He has treated weekend athletes (including his teammates), student-athletes, and professional athletes, including the 2013 winner of The British Open Champions Tour.

Dr. Bob Fun Trivia...

• 1975 - Received his Brown Belt in Karate  
• 1980 - Graced the cover of the Aug. 2-8 edition of TV Guide Magazine (taken in Vail, Colorado)
• 1986 - Treated the kicker who made the winning field goal on the January 11 AFC Championship Game during "The Drive" between the Denver Broncos and Cleveland Browns (don't hold that against him!).  
• 2009 - Played a coach as an extra in the Eddie Murphy movie, Imagine That

"We have the best patients - I love helping them and their families feel comfortable here and always want to take the time to answer any questions they have."  -Dr. Bob