meet dr. todd rodman
Dr. Rodman is dedicated to getting people back to what they love to do as quickly as possible. In order to get exceptional results he has studied the most effective soft tissue and nutritional therapies to compliment his chiropractic, physical rehabilitation and nursing background. He believes that pain and disease are a combination of mechanical, emotional and nutritional problems and all three need to be addressed in order get the best results. Dr. Rodman is one of only a few Board Certified Sports Chiropractors that is also a Registered Nurse. He is currently finishing school to become a Nurse Practitioner and uses his combined knowledge to create an effective approach to natural healing. He has helped a wide variety of people from the professional athlete to the weekend warrior, office worker, children and the elderly. In 2010 Dr. Rodman was named as Team Chiropractor for Florida Atlantic University (FAU) athletics. He still serves the FAU Owls athletics teams today and enjoys keeping their players injury free and performing at their highest level. He has also been on the athlete services staff for the Ironman Triathlon, CrossFit Games and has been the director of athlete services for the CrossFit Southeast regional competitions.
Dr. Rodman was born in New York City but moved to Coral Springs, Florida at 8 years old. He is happily married to his high school sweetheart Lorin and they reside in Parkland with their three children Jack, Reese and Austin. His passion for chiropractic care came from his own experience with many injuries that he experienced as a division 1 college baseball player. In his spare time he enjoys being with his family, playing sports, exercising, traveling, volunteering and growing his charity event, Whiffle Blast, which raises money for kids with cancer and other pediatric emergencies. Dr. Rodman is thankful for each person that gives him the chance to help them. He hopes to get the opportunity to help you reduce pain, achieve optimal health and world class mobility.
