Our Evansville chiropractors

Dr. Eric L. Mitz

An Evansville native, Dr. Mitz earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1996, receiving its Outstanding Clinical Intern Award, and has been licensed in Indiana ever since. He is also an Indiana-licensed acupuncturist. In 2016 he founded Integrated Physical Medicine to treat serious orthopedic and neurological problems — chronic myofascial pain, pinched nerves, herniated and degenerative discs, sciatica, migraines and TMJ disorders — without drugs or surgery.

Other doctors learn from him. Dr. Mitz has taught more than 1,000 hours of postgraduate courses in acupuncture, dry needling and myofascial pain to chiropractors, physical therapists and physicians in 12 states, through programs approved by Logan, Parker and National universities. He developed a 50-hour dry needling certification course, and since 2017 he has been a Logan University clinical preceptor with adjunct faculty designation, training future chiropractors in our office.

He also helps shape how chiropractic is practiced in Indiana. A member of the Indiana State Chiropractic Association Board of Directors since 2015, he originated the proposal that added dry needling to Indiana chiropractic law in 2018 and drafted the state's training and safety rules for it. His work has been featured in Runner's World, Prevention, Walking and Chiropractic Economics.

For about a decade he has cared for Veterans referred by the VA, and he has served as volunteer medical staff at USGA and professional golf and tennis events. He and his wife, Erica, have six children and are active in their church and community.

Dr. Brandon Moore

Dr. Moore grew up in Beardstown, Illinois, and played football at the University of Kentucky. Neck injuries of his own led him to Palmer College of Chiropractic, where he earned his doctorate in 2006. He practiced in southern Illinois for more than ten years before joining IPM.

His postgraduate work covers corrective chiropractic techniques, nutrition, personal injury and rehabilitation. His goal is simple: help patients get out of pain and stay healthy through proven chiropractic care, nutrition and functional rehab. Outside the office he golfs, plays basketball and does CrossFit, and spends time with his wife, Abby, their three children and the family dogs.