The Joint Chiropractic - The Point

Dr. Luiz Campos D.C. was born and raised in São Paulo, one of the largest metropolitan cities in Brazil. In 1999 he came to the United States as an exchange student where he graduated from Hillcrest High School. He immediately proceed on a long journey of studies in the major Colleges and Universities in the update of South Carolina. He earned an Associate Degree in Science from Spartanburg Technical College, Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from USC Upstate, and finally a Doctorate of Chiropractic (D.C.) Degree from Sherman College of Chiropractic (2012). Dr. Campos is certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) and licensed to practice in the state of South Carolina.

Dr. Campos strongly believes in the importance of regular chiropractic care to maintain spinal health and to remove interference to the nervous system. Therefore, improving the immune system and allowing the body to heal itself.

As a South Carolina resident, husband and father of two beautiful children, Dr. Campos takes advantage of all the wonderful opportunities the upstate has to offer. Including spending time with his family and participating in activities such as soccer, golf, walking and hiking.

Dr. Bethaney L. Allison was born and raised in Tazewell, Virginia. She completed her undergraduate education at Virginia Tech where she received a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology. She moved to Spartanburg, South Carolina in 2010 to pursue her education in chiropractic. In 2013, she earned her Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, South Carolina. After receiving her National Board certification and state licensure in July of 2013, she began practicing in Greenville, South Carolina.

Dr. Bethaney started her chiropractic career with The Joint in 2013 and in 2015 took some time off to explore other options in chiropractic care. After a little over a year of soul searching she returned to The Joint because the philosophy and values of The Joint were exactly what she believed about chiropractic care. Dr. Bethaney became a chiropractor in hopes to improve people’s quality of life and she strongly believes the best way to do that is through routine and affordable chiropractic care.

Whether she’s cruising the streets of the Carolinas on her motorcycle or riding four-wheelers in the mountains of Virginia, Dr. Bethaney enjoys the great outdoors and motorsports. She fell in love with all the great state of South Carolina has to offer and while she may be a Virginia girl born and raised, she’s a Carolina girl at heart.

Dr. Matthew Atkinson was born and raised in Greenwood, South Carolina. Dr. Matt completed his undergraduate education through attending Anderson University, where he also competed on the cross country and track teams. He moved to Spartanburg in 2015 to pursue his education in chiropractic. In 2018, he earned his chiropractic graduate degree from Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, South Carolina. After receiving his national board certification and state licensure, he began practicing in Spartanburg, South Carolina. While attending Sherman College, he participated in the intern program with Spartanburg Methodist College providing chiropractic care to all the student-athletes of the college. Dr Matt was also active in the Sherman College student government, acting as treasurer.

Dr. Atkinson believes in the importance of regular chiropractic care to maintain spinal health and to remove interference to the nervous system. Therefore, improving the immune system and allowing the body to heal itself.

As a South Carolina resident, husband and father, Dr. Atkinson takes advantage of all the wonderful opportunities the upstate has to offer. Including spending time with his family and participating in activities around the upstate.

Dr. Clarence “Clay” Taylor -- You can call him Clay or Dr. Clay if you’d like -- joined The Joint Chiropractic family of healthcare providers in 2019. He received his doctorate of chiropractic from Life University

“The thing I like best about being in the chiropractic field is that I get to help people be better than they thought possible,” Dr. Clay says. “I’ve achieved my lifelong dream since I was 12 years old.

He enjoys biking, weight training, and reading alongside his pit bull Jenny and poodle Loki in his spare time.

Dr. Clay’s first-hand experience with a chiropractor led him down the chiropractic path.

“When I was 12, I was an injured gymnast,” he says. “I couldn’t sleep and I couldn’t breathe without pain. A chiropractor fixed me.”

As a native of Anderson, Dr. Clay’s favorite thing about working in his hometown clinic is pretty obvious: “I get to work in the community that raised me.”

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Dr. Clay says the one thing he must have in his refrigerator “is gluten-free chicken tenders. I make the best chicken sandwiches.”

If he could invite any four people to the dinner party of his dreams, he would include “The Rock,” Dwayne Johnson, as well as self-help guru Tony Robbins, actor Tom Hanks, and physicist Albert Einstein.

“They are all major influencers,” Dr. Clay says, “and I probably wouldn’t have to pay for my tab.”

The coolest thing he has ever done was to go skydiving. “Words fall short of the feeling of falling for thousands of feet,” he says.

Dr. Tyler Hall became part of The Joint Chiropractic family of local healthcare providers in 2019 with his arrival at The Point. A graduate of Eastern Kentucky University with a bachelor’s degree in biology, Dr. Hall got his doctorate of chiropractic from Sherman College of Chiropractic in Boiling Springs.

Dr. Hall loves helping people. “The thing I like best about being in the chiropractic field is helping people feel and live better through routine adjustments,” he says.

A product of Prestonsburg, Ky., who lives with cats named Onyx, Neo and June, Dr. Hall enjoys fishing, hiking, and playing guitar when he is away from the office. Some first-hand experience from his days as a high school athlete revealed to Dr. Hall the value that chiropractic would play in his life and career path.

“I was a two-sport athlete in high school playing football and baseball,” he says.”After a number of injuries, including concussions, playing football, I focused on baseball. I was recruited to play at Pikeville University. After a year, I suffered an elbow injury. A chiropractor helped me and I’ve been going for wellness ever since.”

Although a native of the Bluegrass State, Dr. Hall says he loves being the local chiropractor for The Point in Greenville. “It’s one of the top performing clinics in the nation,” he says. “I love staying busy and helping tens of patients every day.”

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The one thing in his kitchen that he can’t live without is bacon “I could eat breakfast,” he for every meal.”

Dr. Hall says that if he could bring anyone to the table for a dinner party of the ages, he would sit down with his favorite musicians from rock and roll, blues and country: Paul McCartney, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, and Chris Stapleton.

The coolest thing he ever did took place in the great outdoors. “I drank an ice water with shorts and T-shirt on,” he says. “It was cool because it was 20 degrees Fahrenheit.”