Education & Background

Dr. Overstreet is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa (Class of 1988) and completed his undergraduate studies at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia (1982).

Dr. Overstreet’s postgraduate education includes specialized training at the Bartle Low Back Institute, as well as studies in X-ray and diagnostic imaging, auto accident whiplash injury, and impairment and disability ratings. He has also served extensively as an expert witness in spinal-related cases, offering testimony in depositions and court proceedings.

Throughout his career, Dr. Overstreet has practiced in a variety of settings, including the Bartle Low Back Institute in North Carolina; Huntington, West Virginia; and Rock Hill, South Carolina. His professional journey has also taken him abroad to Cochabamba, Bolivia, where he provided chiropractic care at the Hospital of Hope. Additional experience includes serving patients at Barboursville Internal Medicine Group and Overstreet Family Practice in Barboursville, West Virginia.

Philosophy of Care

Two key aspects that inspire Dr. Overstreet’s passion for chiropractic are the ability to help patients when other treatments have failed, and the opportunity to restore function and improve quality of life so patients can pursue their personal goals and dreams.

“My faith and family are the most important areas of my life,” Dr. Overstreet shares. “I realized chiropractic was my calling through prayer and by recognizing that the gifts God gave me aligned with caring for people. It is a great privilege to influence and impact lives from all walks of life and all over the world.”

Dr. Overstreet appreciates the focus on high-quality spinal adjustments delivered with safety, precision, and affordability. “Everything centers around the patient,” he says. “We are here for them.”

Personal Life

Dr. Overstreet and his wife, Magaly Vega Overstreet, have been married for 37 years and raised their five children in South Point, Ohio. One of their most cherished family experiences was spending a year in the Andes Mountains of Bolivia, providing chiropractic care to the Quechua people group.

“Serving in the community, orphanages, and hospitals gave us life-changing insights,” he reflects. “The people there taught us more than we were able to give.”

In his free time, Dr. Overstreet enjoys walking, playing pickleball, and spending time with his family.