Hudak Chiropractic Clinic, P.C.

Doctors of Chiropractic must satisfy a demanding academic course that leads to a first professional degree requiring six academic years of study – two years preparatory and four years professional. Chiropractors must meet stringent educational requirements including approximately 600 hours of externship, which qualify them for licensure in all states and Canadian provinces. Our doctors are each fully qualified and together, bring to our clinic years of experience and a passion for Chiropractic. If you are in need of relief from any wide range of ailments, pain, or suffering, don’t overlook the Doctor of Chiropractic. He or she has worked and studied many long hours to gain the necessary knowledge to help you feel well again. Give your chiropractor, and yourself, the chance you deserve.

Doctor Erik Hudak

Dr Erik graduated from Lakeshore High School, gaining three letters in both basketball and baseball. He graduated from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Medicine and then went on to Palmer College of Chiropractic. During school, he played professional Rugby in the MLR league for three years and worked in the Palmer Sports Injury and Rehabilitation clinic. There he had the opportunity to work on high school athletes, professional athletes and Olympic athletes. He also provided humanitarian healthcare for the Hungarian underprivileged and provided chiropractic care for the Hungarian Olympic Youth program. He is currently involved in the Michigan Chiropractic Society and stays active physically playing and coaching basketball and volleyball. He and his wife, Dr. Heather, loved the opportunity of going into practice with his father, Dr. Tom and hope to touch as many lives as they can during their lifetimes.

Doctor Heather Hudak

Dr Heather Hudak grew up in Bucyrus, Ohio, where she graduated 7th in her class and has a 3 year letterman in both volleyball and basketball.
She received her bachelors of science in Biology and Chemistry from Baldwin-Wallace College in Ohio and was a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. She then went on to Palmer College of Chiropractic, where she gained her doctorate degree. Heather studied under a pediatric chiropractor at Palmer clinic and was a teaching extern for the Palmer technique department. She traveled to Hungary while in school to provide humanitarian care to those in need. Dr. Heather’s passion lies in her love for treating children, her involvement in church and the community, being with her friends and family and her marriage to Dr. Erik. She is currently vice president of the Michigan Chiropractic Society in District 3. She is dedicated to teaching her community on the benefits of chiropractic care for everyone of all ages and she is available for public speaking engagements and lectures various topics including chiropractic and wellness.

Doctor Thomas Wilson

Joining our practice as of January 2012, Dr. Wilson brings a wealth of experience to our team. We look forward to benefiting from his expertise in general chiropractic care as well as his experience with scoliosis patients. He hails from the Berrien Springs area.