Dr. Micky R. Doyle, DC — Chiropractic Physician

The short version

Two Doctors, One Standard

Dr. Micky Doyle practices at Chiropractic Health Center — Doyle Chiropractic, located inside the clinic on Moana Lane. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic at Life Chiropractic College West in Hayward, California, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 2000, and has practiced for more than two decades. Same building, same phone, same examination-first standard: a real history and examination, findings explained in plain English, and a plan you approve before care begins.

Education & training

• Life Chiropractic College West (Hayward, CA) — Doctor of Chiropractic, 2000 — Magna Cum Laude
• University of Nevada, Reno — undergraduate studies
• Animal chiropractic — certified by the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (AVCA) and registered with the Nevada Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners. AVCA certification is held by doctors of chiropractic and doctors of veterinary medicine who complete advanced study in animal chiropractic and pass proficiency examinations.
• Licensed: Nevada (License B-1026 — verify at the Chiropractic Physicians’ Board of Nevada) · NPI 1609903962

Nevada roots

Dr. Doyle was born and raised in Carson City. After Life West he practiced in the Bay Area for a few years, then came home to Nevada in 2004. He lives with his family in the Spanish Springs area of Sparks — so the doctor adjusting your back drives the same passes and shovels the same snow you do.

How he works with patients

Alongside chiropractic adjustments, Dr. Doyle uses soft-tissue therapies and addresses the things that decide whether relief actually lasts: movement, fitness, and daily habits. The aim is conservative care of spine-related conditions and painful joint complications — keeping people out of the surgical and pharmaceutical lane wherever conservative care can do the job, and saying so plainly when it cannot.

He sees the same range of problems this clinic has handled since 1993: low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, disc problems, and auto and work injuries — each starting with a real examination and a plain-English explanation of what is going on before anyone talks about a plan. See all conditions we treat →

A note on the animal side

Separately from his practice here, Dr. Doyle holds an animal-chiropractic certification and has done that work for about fifteen years. Those are house calls only — animals are never seen at the Moana Lane office. This is a human clinic, and it stays one. Nevada regulates that work under a different board entirely, and it happens on his own time, at the owner’s barn or home. How it works →

A Nevada compliance note we follow carefully: state regulation reserves words like “specialist” for Board-registered chiropractic credentials, so we describe Dr. Doyle’s training factually — the school, the year, the honors, and the bodies that certify his animal-chiropractic credential — and let the substance speak.