Meet Dr. Dan Bachler
Dr. Dan Bachler is a chiropractor at Portland Chiropractic in Portland Tx. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Cleveland University in Kansas City, MO where he served in student leadership roles, including Student Body President, was recognized as Intern of the Year by his peers and and was honored to have made the dean’s list for academic achievement.
Known for his hands-on approach to patient care, Dr. Bachler utilizes specialized chiropractic techniques designed to provide gentle, effective treatment and support long-term health and wellness. His advanced training includes the Graston Technique, Sacral Occipital Technique, Kinesio Taping, extremity adjusting, and the Webster Technique for prenatal care.
Dr. Bachler has worked with a diverse range of patients, from families and children to athletes at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. His background in nutrition and fitness complements his chiropractic practice and reflects his commitment to helping patients achieve optimal performance and well-being.
Beyond his clinical work, Dr. Bachler has participated in international humanitarian efforts, serving with One Heart Ministries International in Haiti, where he provided chiropractic care to hundreds of patients in underserved communities.
On a Chiropractic Mission to Haiti in 2012, I was part of a 10 person team, (Drs, nurses, and staff) who reached out and treated the people of Port Au Prince, Haiti.
A definite high point of my career thus far was on a day trip to an orphanage I was treating a toddler with her mom. They had survived the 2010 earthquake and the child (9 mo at the time) was buried under debris that was their home. I treated the Mom and then the child who was in obvious pain and walked with a severe limp from the earthquake. After adjusting her I asked her to walk around, she hopped down and ran to her mom and said something in Creole that I did not understand. Her mom started crying and Mary ran up to me and hugged my leg saying “THANK YOU, THANK YOU”. The interpreter told me she told her mom “it doesn’t hurt anymore”