The Joint Chiropractic - Arboretum-Charlotte

Dr. Ahmed Migdadi, D.C. Was raised in Oak Creek, WI, a small town south of Milwaukee. As Kid, Dr. Migdadi was devoted athlete participating in soccer, basketball, and football. Dr. Migdadi earned his bachelor’s degree at UWM in biochemistry. As a result of his unrelenting interest in athletics and science of the human body anatomy, Dr. Migdadi enrolled at National University of Health Sciences, located in Lombard, IL. Throughout his four year at NUHS, Dr. Migdadi learned sharp approaches to patient care by combining clinical skills and making treatment plan that fits the particular person needs. His professional protocols include spinal and extremity manipulation, advanced rehabilitation exercises, nutrition, and kinseo-taping. One of his specialties is dealing with chronic headaches and migraines. Dr. Migdadi offers unique treatments for infants, children, adults, and elderly patients.

“What continues to inspire me, as chiropractic physician” is to improve the public health and outlook on how to best stay healthy. It always seems that we are the last hope for many patients that fear there may not be an answer to the health challenges they face. I really enjoy those challenges; it makes you go the distance to provide those solutions for these challenging problems. I have a passion for helping others and helping to improve patients overall health and wellness.

Dr. Migdadi is the Clinic Director and lead doctor for the Arboretum Clinic.

Dr. Stefanie Fuess was born and raised in Southern California. In 2009 she graduated with honors from University of Western States in Portland, OR earning her Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Prior to that, she earned her Bachelor's degree in General Science from Oregon State University. Although she is newly licensed in North Carolina, she has plenty of experience successfully treating patients in Oregon. Her goals include providing the best care possible, along with educating her patients about the benefits of chiropractic care and how it can help them remain/become healthy.