The Joint Chiropractic - Landstown

Dr. David Boylan grew up in Canada, Ohio, Wisconsin, and South Carolina. He attended Clemson University and graduated with his Bachelor of Biological Science degree. He later graduated from Sherman College of Chiropractic in 2020. Dr. David says the best part about being in the chiropractic field is, “helping people achieve life-changing results.”

Dr. David knew chiropractic was his calling the first week of college. He says, “I was still skeptical, but I quickly learned how much chiropractic care can help everyone! In that same week a student who was about to graduate told me “If you plan on becoming a chiropractor you should try to be the best; so when people are relying on you, you can help them”. After that I knew what I wanted to do for the rest of my life and worked extremely hard to become a doctor people can rely on and trust.”

When Dr. David is not working he enjoys playing recreational sports such as soccer, basketball, snowboarding, skiing, tennis, longboarding, and mountain biking. His next goal is to learn how to surf! Dr. David is married to Dr. Shelby McHugh, D.C. who is his college sweetheart and the love of his life. They have two border collies, Cora and Fox.

Dr. Davis says the coolest thing he has ever done was win an early playoff soccer game for his high school team.

“As a freshman, by scoring a goal with only a few minutes left. The other team unbelievably managed to score a penalty shot (from what my entire team considered a bad call by the ref) in stoppage time, leading to overtime. In the last few seconds of overtime, I scored the second game-winning goal and the whole team rushed the field lifting me up into the air and cheering for me!”

“The first goal I scored was when a lobbed ball from our defense was falling right outside the 18-yard line with no one except their keeper in sight. I was able to fake him out, allowing me to head the ball over him and beat him in a race to the ball, where I scored the goal."

“For the second goal, I made an incredible pass from mid-field to our striker who took the ball to the corner and crossed it in front of the net. Since we were running out of time everyone had hustled into the box causing chaos. The ball passed a few people and then started getting hit back and forth with my team shooting at the net and the other team trying to get it as far away as possible. It seemed like it was bouncing off players as they were diving and throwing their bodies on the line to save or score.”

Dr. Hassan Elahi grew up in Iowa. He graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa with his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. He says the best part about being in the chiropractic field is getting to make a positive impact on people’s lives and being able to help them out of pain in a holistic way.

When Dr. Hassan is not working he enjoys hiking, reading, going to the beach, and playing video games. He says one thing he must always have in his fridge is watermelon. Dr. Hassan says the coolest thing he has ever done was go on a mission trip to Ecuador to help provide care for the indigenous population.