Dr. John Roza and Family Sports Chiropractic

After 32 years in practice on Douglas Blvd and with a heavy heart, Dr. Roza is taking down his sign and heading back east to be with his children. Time flies: over the last three decades, you’ve seen Dr. Roza’s five kids go from running around the office to working there to graduating college. Dr. Roza has had the privilege of coaching high school football in the area, from Mesa Verde, where they won two section championships in 1998 and 1999 under Mike Gebhart; to Granite Ba...y, where they won multiple section championships under Ernie Cooper. In 2012, Dr. Roza served as the defensive coordinator for the team that won the Division 1 California State Championship. He was also honored to be appointed to the California Board of Chiropractic Examiners by Governor Brown. Now, he’s headed to South Carolina to be closer to his kids and the beach, but he will miss his patients and friends in California. He is thankful to all of his patients for their years of loyalty and is glad to be passing them off into good hands: he’s sold his practice to the very kind and capable Dr. Shaina Lewinski. She will take great care of you. Thanks for 32 fantastic years, folks! See more

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