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After meeting Dr. Harris, patients of all ages understand that they don't need medication or surgery to feel better, move better and live a more enjoyable life. He's just as excited as they are to see ...them re-start activities that they were unable to enjoy when they first came into his clinic.

That enthusiasm over chiropractic care began during Dr. Harris' childhood in St. Louis, when he suffered from headaches so severe that he sometimes missed school for weeks. His doctor prescribed opioids, which started to affect his personality and social interactions. Just a few months after his father took him to see a Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Harris was feeling much better and no longer needed opioids to manage the pain. A giver at heart, Dr. Harris always knew he wanted to be a doctor, but that fateful experience solidified what type — a Doctor of Chiropractic who goes beyond healing illness to promote wellness.

To promote his own wellness Dr. Harris loves golfing, fishing, hiking and spending time with his wife and daughter. He still gives back to his community by volunteering at the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Ronald McDonald Charities.

After completing his BS at University of Missouri, Dr. Harris earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic at Logan University. He's a certified specialist in Active Release Technique (ART), Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Titalist Performance Institute (TPI) Functional Movement Systems (FMS) and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). Dr. Harris is also a member of the Missouri Chiropractic Physicians Association and the American Chiropractic Association.

Dr. Paul Floro describes his hometown as: "St. Louis, the smallest big town, where everyone knows someone." He has fond memories of enjoying his hometown in all of its seasons, from the excitement of the ...first winter snowfall, sledding at the famous Art Hill, and celebrating a white Christmas each year, to spending summers at Lake of the Ozarks trout fishing with his dad, brothers, and uncles and making memories with the whole family. He loves the city’s diverse and ever-growing culinary scene with its mix of regional favorites and emerging trends, just one of many reasons why he chose to make it his home for this chapter of his life.

Dr. Paul grew up around the healthcare system. His late father practiced general surgery for 60+ years - all the way to the age of 88 - and his mother, now retired, spent her career as a nurse anesthetist. There wasn't a day that went by that his family didn’t run into someone who knew Dr. Paul’s dad and was thankful for his care. So it’s no surprise that Dr. Paul knew at a young age that he would one day be a doctor himself. He considers chiropractic care to be not just a profession, but a calling.

What patients appreciate most about Dr. Paul is that he cares about each and every one of them, and listens not just to what they say, but also what their body is telling him.

He defines wellness as the ability to feel good, move well, and live well; to be able to do the day-to-day activities that matter most with minimal or no restrictions, pain or discomfort. But most importantly, true wellness is being able to do the things you love, and fueling the body and mind with the nutrients they need. He maintains his own wellness with chiropractic care to help ensure that his body is in proper form, stable and braced, to help him both live well and care for his patients. He also works out at the gym several times a week, and fuels his body with balanced meals so he can be the best possible version of himself for his 5 year old daughter, the joy of his life.