About Our Team
Dr. Alan Phillips
Dr. Alan graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1982 and founded Monmouth Chiropractic Clinic in 1983. For more than four decades, he has been dedicated to helping patients achieve their highest level of health and wellness through chiropractic care.
Throughout his career, Dr. Alan has pursued extensive training in a variety of chiropractic techniques, including Diversified, Gonstead, Activator, and Thompson methods, as well as numerous passive and active care therapies. His commitment to continuing education allows him to provide individualized care and support each patient's healing journey.
Known for his positive attitude and genuine desire to help others, Dr. Alan is often described as one of the most uplifting people you'll meet. Whether he is caring for patients, helping family and friends with projects, or lending a hand in the community, he is always willing to share his time and talents. A true jack-of-all-trades, he enjoys tackling everything from home improvement projects to home and auto repairs.
When he's not working, Dr. Alan can often be found supporting his grandchildren at their sporting events. No matter where you see him, his enthusiasm, kindness, and dedication to others are always evident.
Dr. Allie Phillips
Dr. Allie graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2019 and has been working alongside her Father Dr. Alan Phillips DC ever since. In 2026 she will receive her chiropractic certificate from ACES, a well-known school found in Texas. In 2026 she will also complete her certification through the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association. Since graduating she has been treating patients using a variety of techniques including but not limited to Diversified, Gonstead, Activator, and Thompson. She also plans to add acupuncture to her list in the near future.
Dr. Allie has always had a passion for helping people and animals. She always knew she wanted a career in helping people, especially kids, as well as animals; however, she had trouble deciding on how. Once beginning at Palmer she had decided she would find a different way down the road on how to help with animals some way whether it be volunteering or fostering animals. Studying at Palmer is where she discovered she could still incorporate animals into her career through animal chiropractic, and at that the rest is history.
When she is not working on humans or animals at MCC/MACC you can find her spending time with family and friends camping, fishing, and spending time with her own animals as well. She also stays busy volunteering in her community.