Multnomah Village
Chiropractic and massage care in SW Portland
Offering chiropractic, massage therapy, and rehabilitation in the heart of Multnomah Village.
Hosmer Chiropractic Health (Multnomah Village)
7689 SW Capitol Hwy
Portland, OR 97219
(503) 227-2279
Mon | 9:00 - 6:00 |
Tue | 9:00 - 7:00 |
Wed | 9:00 - 7:00 |
Thu | 9:00 - 7:00 |
Fri | 9:00 - 5:00 |
Sat | 9:00 - 5:00 |
Sun | Closed |
Our Multnomah Village doctors
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Dr. Cooper Adams, DC (he/him)
XDr. Cooper Adams, DC (he/him)
It was specifically Dr. Cooper Adams’ personal experience in treating his own lower back injury that led him to pursue a career in chiropractic care. As an athlete, he understands what it’s like to be injured and knows what it takes to help you recover stronger than before. He started out in athletic training and rehabilitation at Hastings College, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Biopsychology. Dr. Adams was a part of the college baseball team and college golf team while at Hastings College. He then pursued both a Masters of Science in Sports Medicine and Doctor of Chiropractic from the University of Western States in Portland, OR.
He brings both his clinical and personal experience in sports medicine and rehabilitation to provide the highest level of care for every patient he sees. He has a passion for keeping people active and making sure that they are on track to reach their personal goals. Whether it’s getting back the sport you love, being able to keep up with your children, or simply getting through the workweek pain-free, Dr. Adams will be by your side along the way. Dr. Adams stays up to date with the most recent scientific literature and treatment techniques to optimize your care. Dr. Adams has extensive training and is certified in Active Release Technique (ART). His training also includes experience with the McKenzie Diagnostic Technique, the Stuart McGill Method, Dynamic Neuromuscular Systems (DNS), and STECCO Fascial Manipulation.
A native of Eagle, Colorado, Dr. Adams now lives in Portland, OR with his wife, Chloe. When Dr. Adams isn’t treating patients, he enjoys spending his time outdoors trail running, hiking, playing golf, rock climbing, snowboarding, fishing, camping, and throwing the ball for his dog, Harper.
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Dr. Zander Kagle, DC (he/him)
XDr. Zander Kagle, DC (he/him)
Dr. Zander Kagle earned his B.A. from the New School in NYC and Doctor of Chiropractic (summa cum laude), as well as his B.S. in Human Biology at the University of Western States. Prior to becoming a chiropractor, he was a massage therapist for over a decade, focusing on myofascial release and treating sports injuries. His therapeutic skill set includes various techniques, such as Active Release Techniques (ART), Trigger Point Therapy, Kinesiotaping, Motion Palpation, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), and the McKenzie Method. This diverse training enables him to uncover the root causes of injuries and guide his patients back to health.
Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Kagle’s earlier experiences as a competitive skateboarder and skier ignited his interest in physical medicine and chiropractic care. These experiences molded his commitment to helping individuals identify and address the underlying issues behind their injuries, fostering a return to optimal health.
Additionally, he grew up playing musical instruments and briefly toured professionally as a drummer. Here, he discovered the physical toll repetitive stress injuries can have on artists and musicians.
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Dr. Maddie McCalder, DC (she/her)
XDr. Maddie McCalder, DC (she/her)
Dr. Maddie was born in Calgary, Alberta where she grew up playing soccer, running, hiking, and spending as much time as she could enjoying the outdoors. Her love of movement and exercise led her to her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. During this time she spent several years working in the fitness and sport tech industries, but soon realized that she wanted to pursue a career that would allow her to combine her interest in sport science with hands-on care. Chiropractic medicine offered the holistic approach to health that she had been searching for, and she moved to Portland where she received her Doctor of Chiropractic and her Bachelor of Science in Human Biology at the University of Western States. Dr. Maddie is so grateful to be in a field where she can help people feel their best and be able to participate in the activities they love.
In her free time, you can find her skiing, hiking up to a waterfall, trying a new restaurant or enjoying a long walk with her pup, Shadow.
Our Multnomah Village massage therapists
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Susan Clarke (she/her)LMT
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Ashley Franklin (she/her)LMT (#5966)
XAshley Franklin (she/her)LMT (#5966)
Ashley embarked on her massage journey in 2009 when a simple shoulder rub inspired her to pursue a career in massage therapy. During her time as a student, she discovered a passion for rehabilitation care and set out to work with chiropractors after graduating in 2013.
Throughout her years in practice, Ashley has added several modalities to her massage tool belt and performs Swedish, Deep Tissue, Cupping, Active & Passive stretching techniques, and her specialty Ashiatsu.
Ashley’s massage techniques are solely based on a patient’s individual needs and treats them with an intuitive and therapeutic approach to give the best possible results.
When she’s not in the massage room, Ashley enjoys kayaking, cycling, swimming, snowshoeing, puzzles, cribbage, and playing with her Corgi Abbey
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David Lelong (he/him)LMT (#24547)
XDavid Lelong (he/him)LMT (#24547)
Originally from Oahu Hawaii, competitive road cycling brought David to Portland, Oregon in 2009. This sparked his interest in a sports and movement oriented career.
David graduated from the Boulder College of Massage Therapy in 2013 and is actively licensed in Colorado and Oregon.
Utilizing a variety of techniques ranging from myofascial release, deep tissue, sports massage (pre/post event) and trigger point therapy, David creates a customized treatment for patient’s specific needs. David’s bodywork can best be described as rehabilitative and goal oriented to help restore the bodies natural mobility and balance.
In David’s free time you can find him training or teaching Jiu Jitsu with his closest friends exploring the art of movement, timing and balance.
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Kristen McFarland (she/her)LMT (#25451)
XKristen McFarland (she/her)LMT (#25451)
Kristen is a graduate of East-West College of the Healing Arts, and a Licensed Massage Therapist. She is an East Coast transplant, and loves being a part of the Portland community! Kristen specializes in trauma informed care, with a medical/therapeutic style. As an Army veteran, she is experienced in working with people coping with trauma, PTSD and anxiety. Her goal is to make everyone feel like they are the most important person in the world while they are on her table! She uses multiple techniques to bring about physical healing in the musculature, from gentle work to deep tissue release. Kristen believes that good communication is the foundation for successful healing, and works closely with clients to discover the source of any pain or discomfort. Massage has given her a way to help others cope with their experiences in a safe, inclusive, understanding environment.
When Kristen isn’t working or thinking about massage, she spends her time with family and friends. She loves to hike in the surrounding areas, visit the ocean, and travel any chance she can. She has three amazing (adult) children, and is blessed to have the two youngest living with her, who are also trans adults. So Kristen is personally familiar with many of the challenges the trans community faces, and considers herself an ally. Most of all, she feels that massage is her calling, and loves having the best job in the world!
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Leigh Schrantz
(she/her)LMT (#24241)XLeigh Schrantz
(she/her)LMT (#24241)Growing up on the sleepy seaside of Oregon, Leigh found joy wandering rolling forests and rocky beaches. In 2012, she drifted inland, spending several years developing her love of sweets as a pastry cook before attending the University of Western States for massage therapy. Leigh’s style blends a love of movement and condition-specific target work, using a clinical foundation of trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques (METs), myofascial work, sports therapy, and tool-assisted bodywork. In addition to that foundation, Leigh’s style is informed by the deep compressions and stretching of Thai massage and the rhythmic flow of Fijian.
Always looking to grow, Leigh is currently studying Sarga, a footwork-based myofascial modality out of Hawaii. When she isn’t developing her massage style, you can find her experimenting in the kitchen, attempting any number of arts and crafts, and reading through the never-ending stack of books on her bedside table.