Dr Tyler Hoang
Move Better
Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Tyler Hoang grew up immersed in a wide range of sports, including tennis, soccer, basketball, football, and baseball—thanks to his dad’s passion for sports, especially baseball. After discovering Olympic weightlifting in college, Tyler found a new passion that allowed him to explore the technical intricacies of the sport. His dedication led him to become a coach for his weightlifting team and compete in multiple national events. In 2019, Tyler earned a spot on his university’s weightlifting team, marking a highlight in his athletic journey. Throughout his years of lifting, Tyler encountered his share of injuries, which sparked his interest in chiropractic medicine. Fascinated by the range of treatments and approaches chiropractors offer, he decided to pursue his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the University of Western States. Though competing has taken a back seat for now, Tyler remains committed to training. More recently, he has discovered a love for bowling, overlanding, and film photography. When he’s not in the clinic, you can often find him at the lanes, exploring trails with his partner and dog, or capturing moments through his camera lens.
237 NE Broadway Street, Suite 245, Portland, OR, 97232-1128
**Please note cash rates require an additional $49 sign-up (annual) with ChiroHealth USA.** Your initial visit with Move Better is longer than most clinic intakes. It will be 2 hours. Your exam can include physical therapy exercises, bodywork, and chiropractic manipulation. Not all of these services are required or needed. Treatment will focusing on answering the most important question: "Why do I have pain?" There is a significant amount of education as to why we are doing what we are doing.
10303 NE Fourth Plain Blvd., Suite 105, Vancouver, WA, 98662
**Please note cash rates require an additional $49 sign-up (annual) with ChiroHealth USA.** Your initial visit with Move Better is longer than most clinic intakes. It will be 2 hours. Your exam can include physical therapy exercises, bodywork, and chiropractic manipulation. Not all of these services are required or needed. Treatment will focusing on answering the most important question: "Why do I have pain?" There is a significant amount of education as to why we are doing what we are doing.