Meet Dr. Johnny Nguyen
Analytical Care With Heart and Precision
For Dr. Johnny, chiropractic wasn’t just a career path—it was personal. After experiencing multiple car accidents, he saw firsthand how precise spinal care could make a real difference. That discovery led him from the University of New Orleans into the fast-track program at Parker University, where he earned his Doctor of Chiropractic at just 24.
His calling became clear: use the Gonstead System to identify the cause of spinal concerns and correct them, without guesswork. The system’s detail-oriented structure clicked with Dr. Johnny’s analytical mind.
If I can explain it clearly, I can help my patients understand their own care.”
The Gonstead System: Specific. Measurable. Reproducible.
Chiropractors vary widely in how they assess and adjust. Dr. Johnny was drawn to Gonstead because of its structured analysis—swelling, inflammation, muscle tone, nerve pressure, and thermal scans are all considered before any adjustment. The goal? Results that speak for themselves.
As the founder of Thrive Chiropractic, Dr. Johnny offers clear, confident care that respects each patient’s health goals. He’s completed advanced Gonstead boot camps, extremity certification, and hands-on training under leaders like Dr. Claudia Anrig, a pioneer in pediatric chiropractic.
Faith, Family, and the Next Chapter
Originally from New Orleans, Dr. Johnny moved to Keller to open his practice and raise a family with his wife and chiropractic partner, Dr. Stephany Uc. Together, they’re preparing for the arrival of their first child this July—the first grandchild on both sides.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find him serving through his church ministry, lifting weights, or exploring new restaurants (with some help from his wife’s recommendations).
He’s not just growing a practice—he’s developing a community of people who value health, family, and faith.
Looking for Answers, Not Band-Aids®?
Dr. Johnny is ready to help you feel your best, starting with what your spine has to say. Book your visit today.
